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    Basement of the Undead
    Basement of the Undead
    Basement of the Undead
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    Basement of the Undead

    By Jason Strange, Phil Parks and Alberto Dal Lago

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    Three boys discover something terrifying in their school basement. Zombies!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCapstone Young Readers
    Release dateApr 1, 2014
    ISBN9781434299536
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      Book preview

      Basement of the Undead - Jason Strange

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      Chapter 1: IN TROUBLE

      Chapter 2: INTO THE BASEMENT

      Chapter 3: NO ESCAPE

      Chapter 4: MORE TROUBLE

      Chapter 5: NO WAY OUT

      Chapter 6: EXIT

      Chapter 7: A BULLY FOR THE BULLY

      Chapter 8: TRAPPED

      Chapter 9: ONE DOWN

      Chapter 10: ABOVE GROUND

      The Middle School Basement Case

      Glossary

      Discussion Questions

      Writing Prompts

      Copyright

      Back Cover

      Chapter 1

      In Trouble

      Principal Drone sat on the corner of his desk. His arms were crossed. In front of the principal was Lew Reynolds, that afternoon’s first guest.

      Principal Drone always called the kids who got sent to his office his guests. It was supposed to make kids at Ravens Pass Middle School feel safe. It didn’t work.

      Do you know why you were sent here, Lew? Principal Drone asked.

      Lew nodded. Yes, he said. Because Mr. Finch thinks I wrote my initials on the door to your office. In marker.

      Principal Drone smiled. That’s right, he said. Are you sorry for that?

      No, Lew said. I’m not sorry, because it wasn’t me.

      The principal raised his eyebrows. Lew, he said, sighing, the marker said ‘L. A. R.’ Those are your initials, right?

      Yes, Lew said. Lew Andrew Reynolds. But I didn’t do it.

      You are the only student in the school with those initials, the principal said. He walked over to the window behind his desk. As he looked out over the playground, he added, Who else could have done it?

      Roth, Lew said.

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