Terror At the Zoo (2001)
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Her first instinct was to rush in, to see who it was, but she forced herself not to. Instead, she eased cautiously toward the door that leads to the viewing walkway. She pushed it only until she could hear clearly through the crack. It was light inside, to make it seem like daytime for those animals.
“What’s a kid like you doing here alone in the middle of the night?” The man’s voice was angry. “What’d you do, run away from home?”
“I’m on a camp-out,” Corey said.
“Sure, you are. And I’m the Boy ...Scout leader.”
“My grandparents bought the camp-out at a charity auction.”
“Your grandparents are here, too?” The man sounded alarmed.
“Yes,” Corey said, without hesitation. He was so convincing that for a moment Ellen wondered if Grandpa and Grandma had come to the zoo while she was off looking for Corey. “My sister’s here, too,” Corey continued, “and both my brothers and my mother and father, and all of my aunts and uncles and cousins. Even some of our neighbors.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her first instinct was to rush in, to see who it was, but she forced herself not to. Instead, she eased cautiously toward the door that leads to the viewing walkway. She pushed it only until she could hear clearly through the crack. It was light inside, to make it seem like daytime for those animals.
“What’s a kid like you doing here alone in the middle of the night?” The man’s voice was angry. “What’d you do, run away from home?”
“I’m on a camp-out,” Corey said.
“Sure, you are. And I’m the Boy ...Scout leader.”
“My grandparents bought the camp-out at a charity auction.”
“Your grandparents are here, too?” The man sounded alarmed.
“Yes,” Corey said, without hesitation. He was so convincing that for a moment Ellen wondered if Grandpa and Grandma had come to the zoo while she was off looking for Corey. “My sister’s here, too,” Corey continued, “and both my brothers and my mother and father, and all of my aunts and uncles and cousins. Even some of our neighbors.”
What to read after Terror At the Zoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peg Kehret to read onlineMoreLess
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