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Short Circuits Review

SHORT CIRCUITS
This book is called short circuits, because it has 13 short stories. The best one of the short circuits was called For Petes Snake. I liked it because this kid was babysitting his sisters boa construicoer and he wwent down stairs to watch some t.v., because their was a storm and when he up to check on the snake the snake wasn't there. When he saw gnaw bites at the top of the cage he remembered the door was open. He went up to his room and sat there until he felt something crawling up his leg. What was crawling up his leg was the blanket he was under ,then his parents came in the room with his sister and she had the snake around her. He was thankful they had found the snake, but then his sister had to give up the snake because the family was terrified.

Short Circuits Overview

Prepare to be jolted . . . electrified . . . zapped. Here are thirteen hair-raising stories that are bound to stun and shock you.There is great suspense in Robert Westall's "Aunt Florrie" and Larry Bograd's "The Reincarnation of Sweet Lips." Horrifying happenings occur in Annette Curtis Klause's "The Hoppins" and Patricia Windsor's "Teeth."Ghosts abound in stories by Joan Aiken, Vivien Alcock, Elsa Marston, Jane McFann, Frances A. Miller, and Joan Lowery Nixon. For a dose of comic relief, readers will gulp with glee at Ellen Conford's "For Pete's Snake," Gary Blackwood's "Ethan Unbound," and Steven Otfinoski's "Salesman, Beware!" Read this shocking collection at your own risk.

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