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Summary: COOL! STILL MY FAVORITE!
Review: I love R.L.Stine, and I THANK him for writing this book. I've been to a "back in time" book ever since Steven Spilburg movie "Back to the future" came out. I would watch that movie 10000 times. I know every line of the movie now.
I have read the book almost three times now, and about to read it again. I give it five - no.... 10 STARS!!!!!!!!
GO, R.L. STINE! WRITE PART TWO! YOU ROCK!
*TWO THUMBS UP!*
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Summary: very intriguing book
Review: I really liked this book the best cause you don't know what's going to come next in the next chapter.I thought the ending was really good.I couldn't put the book down it was so cool!!!! I loved this book all lot
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Summary: Scary
Review: I thought it was exelent. the reason is beacause
I am at Milton hershey School and I have someone like Michales sister in 1st grade in my student home of 9 students a baby and 2
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Summary: I liked this book.
Review: I thought the original book was sort of stupid.I like this
better.
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Summary: This Book Gave Me Shivers-I Thought I Was In It!
Review: If you have not already, read this book.I remember the thrill I got when I read it-maybe you will too!
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Summary: Clock Of Doom
Review: In This Story, Michael's dad bought an antique cuckoo clock. When Michael turns the cuckoo back, he is stuck on a time warp.
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Summary: Okay
Review: It was not very exciting. You could guess what was going to happen from the begining. I sort of liked it because it was almost like my life.
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Summary: Fun and Suspenseful
Review: It's been quite a few years since I've read this book, but my younger brother was searching for something to read from my collection, and I recommended this one to him. For me, the majority of the Goosebumps books were never scary - it was just a matter of if they had likeable characters and a good story. Fortunately, "Cuckoo Clock of Doom" has both. Michael feels like a more fleshed out character than R.L. Stine's other protagonists: he has a crush on a girl, but his chances with her and with everything else in life are constantly ruined by his evil sister Tara. Tara isn't just a brat, she's written as pure evil, with no redeeming qualities, which only makes the reader sympathize with Michael even more. The idea of "changing the past" has been used countless times, but it always works because everyone wishes they could do it. Michael tells us his mishaps in the beginning, so it becomes quite involving to see him try and evade the eventual outcomes later on. As the story progresses, it is not so much a matter of changing the past as it becomes a race against time to keep Michael from disappearing forever. The final few chapters, with the obligatory plot twist on the last page, are truly suspenseful and show R.L. Stine at his best. Overall, this is a highly recommended book for grade-schoolers, and one parents should consider picking up if they see it. The Goosebumps fad has died out now so this one might be hard to find, but this is the kind of quick, light, reading that develops a child's imagination.
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Summary: One of the best in the series...
Review: Michael Webster often wonders what he did to deserve such a horrible little sister as Tara. Constantly blamed for things that are her fault, she even manages to wreck Michael’s birthday present and ruins his party. Michael wishes that Tara had never been born and he wants revenge. The opportunity comes when Mr Webster brings home the antique Cuckoo Clock he has dreamed of buying for years and Michael sees the perfect chance to get Tara into trouble. But Michael’s plan goes terribly wrong when he turns the cuckoo head around. Now time is going backwards and Michael is getting younger every day. Will he be able to reverse the clock’s effects before time runs out completely? This is one of my favourite books in the goosebumps series. “The Cuckoo Clock of Doom” mixes suspense and humour and will keep you reading all the way through. This book also makes me really appreciate being an only child. I recommend this to all kids aged from eight to twelve. ~Jenna~
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Summary: IT'S NO CUCKOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Michael wishes that his sister would just dissapear. His dad bought a new cuckoo clock
and it's kind of creepy, even the bird looks creepy. Suddenly he finds himself in a time warp.
He keeps getting younger everyday. Can he stop the curse before he dissapears into thin air
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