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Summary: THIS BOOK ROCKS!
Review: from the second i read the first page i was amazed by it i don't want to spoil it for you but the the seventh page is probably the best one however THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR KIDS there is brutal murder parts and tons of sex and as another peson said the ending is a bit strange but i recommend this book to anyone you'll love it!
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Summary: Wierd ending but worth reading!!!
Review: I found this book in my garage. The minute I started reading it I couldn't put it down. THIS BOOK WAS AMAZING. So far since I've read it. I've left three friend's of mine reading it and they all loved it as well.I definetly recommend it to people who just like to read for fun not to analyze.
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Summary: This is the best book i've read in a while
Review: R.L. Stine uses his ability of description and imagination to make this a book that keeps you turning the page. I loved this book. It had my mind racing from the very beginning. This is a good book for the audience that likes to read about supernatural phenomina.
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Summary: Excellent Read. Very Suspensefull!
Review: I really enjoyed this book. I am very into novels that are scary but aren't too far out and this was definatly a good one for me. It did have a few aspects that seemed a little far fetched but overall it kept me in suspense up until the very end. Would definatly recommend.
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Summary: This book made me break my own reading laws...
Review: I thought, "Hey, I'll give R.L.Stine a chance... Millions of kids reading his stuff couldn't be wrong, could they?"They aren't wrong. Just young. I am an avid reader, and have never skipped ahead to read the ending. It's against my moral code. When I read this book, my wife would ask me why I had such an unpleasant look on my face. I responded that the book was terrible. She asked why I didn't put it down. I told her that I needed to know how it ended. She said skip to the back and look. Against my reading ethics, I did. The end was so predictable I (thankfully) had no need to read the rest. If you are one of the unfortunate souls who is currently reading this book, do what I did. Then find a book that won't waste your time.
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Summary: Was o.k., but lacked something...an original plot maybe??
Review: I read Stine all the time--his books are a quick read and don't use up too many brain cells. This being an adult novel I thought it would be a little more mature than his others. Nope. I read it all the way to the end and thought, "He must pick plots out of a hat." Not too impressive, and SO formula!! I'll keep on reading his books when I get bored, I just think he needs to stick with writing the kiddie books...
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Summary: Absolutely one of the worst books I have ever tried to read.
Review: When this book came out, I received it as a Christmas gift. I tried to read it, and boy, did I stop trying after 70 pages. I would be lying if I said this is the worst book I've ever read, but only because I technically didn't "read" this. I read the beginning, skipped to the last 25 or 30 pages, and never messed with it again. I read one review where someone called this the best book they have ever read, and I thought, you poor soul. Unbelievably bad!!
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Summary: THIS BOOK WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This was one of the best books I have ever read. When I first started reading fear street, I thought it was really predictable. This one was a little, but I didn't care. Others may not like it, but they obviously haven't read a lot of his books. Once you start reading his books and keep reading them, they become a lot alike. This book, I think, was his best book!
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Summary: Adult book? Just Goosebumps after puberty
Review: Stine has written another Goosebumps book, increased the length, added some dirty words, and tries to pass it off as adult fiction. This was one of the worst books I've read and ended as lamely as it began
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Summary: Still waiting for Goosebumps to grow up.
Review: I did not feel any sympathy for these jacked-up characters and when someone finally got their scalp ripped off and their spine crushed, I merely felt relief that this was one less pathetic personality I had to keep track of. The dialog was as vapid as the intelligence of the lead character, Sara Morgan, who has an IQ of about room temperature and performs the expected Dumb-Damsel moves that makes for typical schlock suspense. (Oh gosh, can Liam really, really be so bad? Golly, Gee!) The story concept promises something terrifying along the lines of Saul, King or Koontz, but the terror it delivers is tame enough for Mr. Rodgers Superstitious Neighborhood.
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