SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water Junior Novel Read Online Free PDF

best friend. “Isn’t that right, Patrick?”
    Patrick said, “Yeah, yeah … loyalty.” Then he suddenly yelled, “HE’S OVER HERE!” and started making alarm sounds. “WHOOP! WHOOP! WHOOP!”
    SpongeBob pleaded with his buddy, “Patrick, I’m fleeing an angry mob right now, and this isn’t helping!”
    But it was too late. Mr. Krabs had already heard Patrick’s alarm. “Let’s go GET HIM!” he shouted to the furious, hungry customers.
    Plankton started to run. “Come on, SpongeBob! Let’s get out of here!”
    â€œPatrick, please!” SpongeBob begged.
    Patrick threw SpongeBob right on top of Plankton and then sat on them both, still making alarm sounds. “WHOOP! WHOOP! WHOOP!”
    â€œPatrick!” SpongeBob cried. “Why are you doing this?”
    â€œBecause I. Need. KRABBY PATTIES!” Patrick said. He turned toward Mr. Krabs and the angry mob, who were running straight toward them. “Hurry up!” he shouted. “I’M HUNGRY! OVER HERE!”
    Frantic to escape from his hunger-crazed friend, SpongeBob began furiously burrowing underground. Carrying Plankton in his hand, he tunneled away fromPatrick. Then he popped up out of the ground, gasping and panting.
    As the mob grew closer, SpongeBob and Plankton ran away as fast as their legs could carry them. Patrick called, “Guys? Am I still on the team?”
    Plankton grumbled, “Well, your stupid friend gave us away. So who’s the NEXT member of our
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    SpongeBob thought for a minute. “I know! Sandy! She’s smart!”
    The two fugitives ran straight to Sandy’s treedome. SpongeBob opened the air-lock door, rushed inside, and slammed the door shut. He put on a water helmet and pressed a big red button. The water in the air lock drained. SpongeBob scooped Plankton into a glass of water before he dried out.
    â€œSandy?” SpongeBob called.
    They opened the second air lock and stepped inside the dome. It was dark and eerie. Pieces of paper were stuck all over the inside of the dome, blocking the light. “Sandy?” SpongeBob repeated.
    They walked farther inside but didn’t find Sandy anywhere. “Sandy? Are you home?” SpongeBob called. He turned to Plankton. “Gee, I wonder where she is!”
    The two of them looked more closely at the papers stuck to the inside of the dome. They were covered withscribbles and strange writing, all connected by string. “What IS this stuff?” SpongeBob asked.
    As they stared at the papers, a dark shape whipped by, passing right behind them. SpongeBob turned around.
    â€œSandy?” he asked. “Is that you?”

S pongeBob reached toward one of the papers and a hand grabbed his shoulder.
    â€œHey!” Sandy said sharply. “Don’t touch those papers!”
    Sandy darted away and picked up a thick notebook. She opened it and started reading, mumbling to herself. “‘Krabby Patties … chaos … secret ingredient …’”
    SpongeBob and Plankton slowly walked over to her.
    She didn’t seem like the old Sandy SpongeBob knew and loved.
    â€œSandy,” he asked, “are you okay?”
    She wheeled around and stared at him. “‘Okay?’ Have you looked outside?” Sandy pointed out the glass wall of her treedome to Bikini Bottom, where they could see flames and plumes of black smoke. “Does that seem okay to you?” she demanded.
    Sandy started pacing. “I’m trying to figure out what happened to society. If we don’t fix it soon, there won’t beanything left to fix!” She twitched, and her eyes bulged out of her head.
    â€œLack of Krabby Patties has driven her mad!” SpongeBob whispered to Plankton.
    Sandy stared at the papers stuck inside her treedome. She grabbed her head with her hands. “I think I figured it out! LOOK!”
    She grabbed some papers and