Escape From Horrorland (Goosebumps Horrorland #11)
R.L. Stine
Language: English
Pages: 160
ISBN: 0439918790
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Not long ago, Luke and Lizzy Morris dared to spend one day at HorrorLand, the terrifying theme park where nightmares come to life. They thought that NOTHING could lure them back, but their travel plans are about to change....
Who--or WHAT--is summoning ordinary kids to HorrorLand and trapping them there? Luke and Lizzy are determined to find out. They've gathered every clue, and they even launched their own secret website at EscapeHorrorLand.com.
This time, Luke and Lizzy are prepared to face any danger--and any villain. Or so they thought...
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ahead. “It’s another canoe!” I whispered. I squinted into the inky light. A long canoe was wedged against the side of the tunnel. “Hey! There they are!” Carly Beth cried. Yes. As we drifted closer, I saw four kids turn their faces to us. I recognized them from my research. Sabrina, Michael, Boone, and Abby. And then I spotted two girls slumped in the front of the canoe. Molly and Britney! We all started to cheer. Matt and Billy waved wildly to the other boat. “Hey — are you okay?”
soared over our heads. “Probably more crows,” Luke muttered. He turned to me. And even in the dim light, I could see the fear on my little brother’s face. “Lizzy, how do we know we’re going the right way? How do we know this maze leads out of Panic Park?” The same questions were frightening me. I didn’t know how to answer him. The ground grew hard. A cold wind blew over us. We came to another split in the hedges. Two paths, each leading in a different direction. I could see only darkness
and brown. “It’s Captain Ben,” Billy told the rest of us. The pirate did a low bow. “At your service,” he rasped. His voice sounded as if it came from underwater. His sunken eyes slid over us and stopped at Billy and Sheena. “Well, well, mates — here ye be again!” he boomed. “Let us go!” Sheena cried. “We’re not here to bother you!” Captain Ben snickered. “Here ye be again,” he repeated. His mustache rose up and down like a wriggling worm above his mouth. “What do you want?” Billy demanded.
and shoved my hands away. “What are you talking about?” she cried. “You lied!” I shouted. “You are a LIAR!” She blinked at me. “Lizzy, you’re crazy! You’re totally crazy!” “No,” I insisted. “You told us you could read Byron’s mind — remember? When he showed up here and took us to The Midnight Maze. We asked you to read his thoughts. We asked if he was telling the truth.” “So?” Jillian sneered at me. “You said you read Byron’s mind. You told us Byron was telling the truth,” I said. “You said
gray letters. It read: CAUTION. GHOUL CROSSING. Julie lined us up in front of the sign. “I can’t believe I forgot to take pictures,” she said. “We’ll all want them when we’re home safe and sound — right?” She moved Carly Beth and Luke to the front row. They were the shortest. The rest of us stood in a line in front of the sign. No one smiled. I think we were all thinking about the newspaper. Had we walked into some kind of weird time warp? Julie flashed the photo. Then she raised the back
