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Summary: Come and Join The Thrill Club...if you dare!
Review: I read this book back in sixth grade which is like five years ago, but I still remember it clearly. The book is full of mystery, but the ending which is not only the best part, but leaves you completely intruiged. R.L. Stine delivers a mystery story with a touch of horror and an ending that will make you go, "Gee, I never expected that to happen!" In my book, this book is a classic!
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Summary: Good, but i know of better
Review: I really liked this book. One of R.L. Stines best. One that beats this one is The Midnight Club. @ series, The babysitter series and the Cheerleader series thouse ive read like 5 times each theyre best. this book is just O.K. Ide only read it once though.
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Summary: One bloody book
Review: I think this was a terrific book that grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go until you finish it! This is the best Fear Street book I've read!
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Summary: Suspenseful but also mediocre
Review: If there was one word to describe The Thrill Club, it would be 'bizarre'. I am a big fan of RL Stine and his Fear Street series, but this book was way too out there even for this well known horror author. He seemed to dig too deep into the supernatural, to the point where the book almost got silly. When I read the synphosis, I thought, 'wow, this one is going to be good' because I also like to write horror stories. And the first half was good, but then it started to get even crazier and more bizarre and I became more and more sceptical of how good the plot was. Not neccesarily an aweful book, but one of the worst Fear Street novels I have ever read.
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Summary: Very scary and very good!
Review: Once I started this book I couldn't put it down! The only thing I didn't understand was the ending. Otherwise this was a great book!
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Summary: Very Creative
Review: Once you know all of the characters names you have a pretty guess of who the killer is. But most of the time, you guess the wrong person. Also, the book ends with a very creative ending. You can never guess it right. Personally, it was the best Feat Street Book (out of the 26 Fear Street I have read) I have ever read. I reccomend it to the other Fear Street book readers and the beginning Fear Street book readers.
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Summary: Thrills and Spills
Review: Talia enjoys writing short horror stories to scare her best friends with.But it all stops being harmless fun when the stories begin coming true. Have you visited Fear Street lately??
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Summary: Predictable plot...
Review: The book is about a club which consisted of 5 teenagers, and the club's name was... very obviously, the Thrill Club! Well, the club was actually formed for its members to share some spooky moments together. There was a horror fiction writer in the group, Talia, whose job was to write horror stories and read to the other Thrill Club members during their weekly mettings. Meetings were held in different members' houses every week. The meetings were always enjoyable until the stories that Talia wrote began to come true. Everyone also began to believe that she was the murderer... I feel that the plot was quite predictable. I've already have an idea who the mastermind was behind all these early in the story. A few parts were certainly spooky.
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Summary: this was a great book!
Review: The horror starts when Sean writes a creepy story for
Talia about Shandel wanting to borrow a pencil from Nessa
who doesn't let her bprrow one, so Shandel takes it with
her on the way home and ends up getting murdered. But soon
the story comes true. Soon one by one, Talia's friends
become her victims. This is truly a great book. Read to find out what I mean.
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Summary: this was a great book!
Review: The horror starts when Sean writes a creepy story forTalia about Shandel wanting to borrow a pencil from Nessawho doesn't let her bprrow one, so Shandel takes it with her on the way home and ends up getting murdered. But soon the story comes true. Soon one by one, Talia's friends become her victims. This is truly a great book. Read to find out what I mean.
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