Space Station Rat
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Everyone feared the worst: meteor hit—decompression!
Jeff sucked in a desperate lungful of air. Held it.
The green glow from Nanny’s eye revealed open mouths, wide eyes, hands at chests, and couples reaching for each other. Everyone was afraid. Everyone imagined: My next breath is death. We will freeze and shatter like lightbulbs dropped on a hard floor.
The stale breath burned deep inside Jeff.
Dad’s arm came around his chest and pulled him into a protective hug that squashed the air out. Jeff ...struggled, but then he had to breathe.… And there was air.
And the emergency lights came on.
There was no hole in the wall, no sound of air rushing out into space, no disaster. Jeff slumped into Dad’s warmth pressing all along his back. Mom pressed close, too. Jeff’s arm brushed her arm. Mom gave his hand a tense squeeze.
“Relax everyone,” the captain said. “Probably just a blown fuse.”
“Hey! There’s smoke!”
White smoke floated out of an air vent.
“Emergency! Emergency!”
What to read after Space Station Rat?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone feared the worst: meteor hit—decompression!
Jeff sucked in a desperate lungful of air. Held it.
The green glow from Nanny’s eye revealed open mouths, wide eyes, hands at chests, and couples reaching for each other. Everyone was afraid. Everyone imagined: My next breath is death. We will freeze and shatter like lightbulbs dropped on a hard floor.
The stale breath burned deep inside Jeff.
Dad’s arm came around his chest and pulled him into a protective hug that squashed the air out. Jeff ...struggled, but then he had to breathe.… And there was air.
And the emergency lights came on.
There was no hole in the wall, no sound of air rushing out into space, no disaster. Jeff slumped into Dad’s warmth pressing all along his back. Mom pressed close, too. Jeff’s arm brushed her arm. Mom gave his hand a tense squeeze.
“Relax everyone,” the captain said. “Probably just a blown fuse.”
“Hey! There’s smoke!”
White smoke floated out of an air vent.
“Emergency! Emergency!”
What to read after Space Station Rat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael J. Daley to read onlineMoreLess
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