Mr.+Linden's+Library

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One night Grandma told me a bedtime story. She said, "Once there was a girl named Elizabeth. She loved books. She loved books more than her sweet, cozy bed she slept in. Her favorite librarian was Mr. Linden who worked in Mr. Linden's Library. He was such a nice person and gave her very important information.

Elizabeth decided to go to Mr. Linden's Library to checkout a book called __Eternal__ __Plant__. When she got to the library she got the book off the shelf and gave it to Mr. Linden. Once he got it, he gasped, "No, no, no, no. If you don't want to be cursed DO NOT checkout this book." "Okay, sorry," Elizabeth said. She put the book back on the shelf, but when Mr. Linden went back into his office, she checked the book out by herself. She started reading it and it was about a plant that could curse you with eternal life if it touched you. Elizabeth loved it so much that she read it until 12:00 a.m. at night. She fell asleep. Some plants started coming out of the book. She didn't know because she was sleeping. Then the plants touched her. He had warned her about the book. Now it was too late," said Great, Great, Great Grandma Elizabeth. (Written by Stephen W.)

There was once a place called Mr. Linden's Library. Every person that went there somehow disappeared. There was this old woman named Ellen. Ellen was very low on money, barely getting by. There was this man; his name was Harold. He said he would give Ellen money if she would go get a book, but it was the one everybody was disappearing from. At first Ellen said, "No." The she realized she really needed the money. That $5,000 would come in handy with her apartment bills.

One fine day she went to the library. She was about to pee in her pants. When she checked out the book, the librarian warned her about the book, but she still checked it out. It was too late. That night she fell asleep reading. The next morning she was out to get the money. Ellen was about to go out the door when vines wrapped around her and sucked her into the book. No one ever heard from her again! (Written by Cole J.)