The Dead Season
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Callie had stopped screaming now, and Frank feared the worst.
The room was dark when Frank and Joe pushed the door open. In the shadows they could just make out Callie standing on the bed, her back pressed against the wall.
"Watch out!" she warned in a voice hushed with fear.
"What is it?" whispered Frank.
"S - snake." Callie pointed a shaky finger at the foot of the bed.
"There." Joe nodded. He reached to turn on the light, but Frank stopped him.
"Not yet!" Joe held back. "How should we handle ...it?" "Very carefully," Frank answered quietly.
At the foot of Callie's bed was a coral snake. Even in the dim light from the hallway its colors - alternating bands of yellow, black, and red - were vivid and shimmering. The snake, which seemed to be about three feet long, was coiled into a circle and looked harmless enough.
Under his breath Joe said, "Is it poisonous?" "If it's what I think it is - it is," whispered Frank with a nod. His lips were pursed as he tried to think of a way to capture the snake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Callie had stopped screaming now, and Frank feared the worst.
The room was dark when Frank and Joe pushed the door open. In the shadows they could just make out Callie standing on the bed, her back pressed against the wall.
"Watch out!" she warned in a voice hushed with fear.
"What is it?" whispered Frank.
"S - snake." Callie pointed a shaky finger at the foot of the bed.
"There." Joe nodded. He reached to turn on the light, but Frank stopped him.
"Not yet!" Joe held back. "How should we handle ...it?" "Very carefully," Frank answered quietly.
At the foot of Callie's bed was a coral snake. Even in the dim light from the hallway its colors - alternating bands of yellow, black, and red - were vivid and shimmering. The snake, which seemed to be about three feet long, was coiled into a circle and looked harmless enough.
Under his breath Joe said, "Is it poisonous?" "If it's what I think it is - it is," whispered Frank with a nod. His lips were pursed as he tried to think of a way to capture the snake.
What to read after The Dead Season?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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