Tiny-Tricera Troubles by Dustin Hansen

Tiny-Tricera Troubles by Dustin Hansen

Author:Dustin Hansen
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Feiwel & Friends


CHAPTER 8

THINGS ARE NOT HOW THEY APPEAR

“I can’t see anything,” Lin said as we fumbled around in the dark.

“Our eyes will adjust,” I said. “I can see better already.”

Compared to the bright summer sun outside, the Hall of Mirrors felt like entering an underground cave. It was cool and a little damp from the air cooler on the roof, and being packed in there with three large dinos certainly made it feel cramped.

“Oh yeah. There are tiny lights in the ceiling. They almost look like stars,” Lin said. “This place is pretty cool.”

“We don’t have time for cool. We have to find the back door and get out of here,” I said.

“If there is a back door. I didn’t even think of that,” Lin said. Lin led the way, walking through a door so short the twins had to duck to go in. I had to tilt Bruno’s head one way, then the next to make our way through, and I started to panic as the white lights in the ceiling revealed that the floor and walls were painted bright red.

And if walking in a totally red hallway wasn’t challenging enough, there were loads of things for Bruno to smash if he got a peek. At the end of the little hallway there was a trick mirror that made us look like we were squatty and short.

“We have to hurry and get out. This place makes me nervous,” I said.

Lin started laughing. She puffed out her cheeks to make her reflection look even funnier, and the twins got into the act as well. “Oh man. I wish we could hang out here all day. This is hilarious,” she said as she rubbed her chubby belly in the mirror and laughed again.



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