Free Goosebumps: The Blob That Ate Everyone by R. L. Stine

read and set them down
on the desk. He turned to his friend, a green-skinned Blob Monster.
    “Did you just write that?” the green monster asked.
    The pink Blob Monster gurgled with pride. “Yes. Did you enjoy it?”
    “I did,” his friend replied. “Thank you for reading it to me. It’s very
exciting. Very well written. What do you call it?”
    “I call it ‘Attack of the Humans’,” the Blob Monster replied. “Did you really
like it?”
    “Yes. Those humans are really gross,” his friend replied. “Do you know my
favorite part?”
    “What part?”
    “When the Blob Monster ate Adam. That was really fun!” the green creature
declared. “But I have just one problem with your story.”
    The pink Blob Monster bobbed up and down. The veins on top of his head turned
a darker purple. “A problem with my story? What is it?”
    “Well…” his green friend replied. “Why did you give it such an unhappy
ending? I hated it when the human shut his eyes, and the Blob Monster
disappeared. That was so sad.”
    “Do you think so?” the pink monster asked, gazing down thoughtfully at the
pages he had written.
    “Yes,” his friend replied. “You should have a happy ending, instead. Everyone
likes a happy ending.”
    The pink Blob Monster picked up his story. “Okay. You’re right. I’ll change
the ending. I’ll have the Blob Monster eat them all!”
    “Great! I love it!” his friend declared. “Now, that’s a great ending!”
     
     
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