Isabelle looked at the injection in the nurse's hand with terror. "Why do I have to get an injection?" she said, fear in her voice. "The injection won't hurt at all, I promise," said the nurse, Nurse Hatch. Isabelle still wouldn't sit still and take her injection. "Why do I have to get an injection?" she repeated. "So that you don't get sick. If you get sick you will have to take even more injections," Nurse Hatch told Isabelle. Isabelle got so scared when she heard that that she suddenly stood up and ran out of the doctor's office. "Oh no!" cried Mrs. Johnson, Isabelle's mother, "Where has she gone!?" Mrs. Johnson took out her cell phone and dialed 911. Meanwhile, the nurse exited the room. Soon, the police were at the doctor's office. "We have sent some police on a search to find Isabelle," one of the officers told Mrs. Johnson, who looked very worried, "Don't worry, she will be found." Three hours later, two police officers returned with a struggling Isabelle. One of them handed Mrs. Johnson a note. "Make sure Isabelle goes there," he said. On the note were the words: It is time we send Isabelle to The School of Fear.
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The School Of Fear
General FictionTanya Ross Caitlin Darviche Sasha Tomlinson Hannah Friedman Isabelle Johnson Five regular twelve-year-old girls with phobias so intense that their parents send them to The School Of Fear, a school for girls with phobias that it is important for them...
