Story with a plot twist: The girl who cried the Monster

The girl who cried the Monster is a story of R.L. Stein of the book collection known as Goosebumps. The story is about Lucy Dark, a girl a bit pestiferous who enjoy scaring his little brother Randy realting him about monsters. One day she goes to the library for give back a book about monsters to the librarian, Mr. Mortman, and they start to talk about monsters. When she comes back home realized she has forgotten her camera and she goes back to the library. When she arrives to the library she discover that Mr. Mortman is a monster, so she run away at home. When she tells everything to her parents they don't belive her so, to demonstrate that is true, Lucy decide to go back to the library and take a picture of Mr. Mortman. Unfortunately the flash is turned on and Mr. Mortman start running after Lucy. When she arrives at home Mr. Mortman turn back in human and asks Lucy to let him in. The parents decide to invite him for dinner and he accepted. When he arrives and asks what is on the menu, they answers that Mr. Mortman is on the menu. In fact in Lucy's family they are all monsters. So Lucy parents transform and eat the librarian.

Marie Curie

Marya Sklodowska (French naturalized Marie) was a polish scientist who won a Nobel Prize in Physic and Chemistry. She was the 1st woman to work in the field of Radioactivity (whit her husband Pierre Curie). In the 1ss WW she practise the use of X-Rays and also discovered two elements: Polonium and Radium. Her work is remarked because of the discrimination in scientific camp. She was born in 1867 in Poland by a poor but well-educated family. Youngest of 5 children, Marya showed a particular interest for science. With her determination she passed her studies and start working in scientific camp during the 1WW (also when she met Pierre Curie). Before her death in 1934 because of the Radium (that is a radioactive element), she was the 1st woman to teach at the Univesity of Paris. This woman is an exemple of determination and courage also because she were discriminated and hampered in scientific field.