Invasion of the Body Squeezers, Part 1 (Goosebumps Series 2000, No 4)

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Summary: The best Goosebumps book ever!
Review: If you like scary books about aliens, you'll like this one! My favorite part is where the boy hero saves the day. This book has a great ending.

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Summary: Goosebump invazion of the body squeezer
Review: Jack Archer is ten years old and lives in Los Angeles. Jack always spies on Mr. Fleshman because he is weird. When Jack goes to Mr.Fleshman's house he find monsters everywhere. Jack yells MR.FLESHMAN! (Jack knows Mr. Fleshman is not from earth.) So that's he is in his house. Then Mr. Fleshman comes in and he asks ", why are you yelling?"
"I saw a big monster,"jack says Mr. Fleshman says they are only fake monsters. But are they? If you want to find out, read this book.

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Summary: One of my favorite goosebumps!
Review: The book is really good! I think it deserves all 5 stars. This has one of the best monsters that R. L. has ever come up with. I can't wait to read "Revenge of the body squeezers!

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Summary: Old School Alien Invasion Paranoia Classic
Review: This story starts off with the captivating paranoia of Jack Archer, spying on his quirky and mysterious neighbor, Mr. Fleshman. With frustrating family members, taunting friends, creepy voices, and an impending national doom, R.L. Stine saves this book from being absurd and cringe-worthy. The mystery and sci-fi suspense is enough to make a reader run to the bookstores to find out what happens in the sequel.

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Summary: A mediocre finish to what could have been a great thriller
Review: To start out with, I thought this was unlike anything R.L.Stine had done before...yet exactly the same. The classic part of Goosebumps books where everyone refuses to believe the main character - their parents, their friends, their siblings. That got extremely old in this one. The big climatic battle was so disappointing. The ending was confused and senseless, but the last page made me smile. I think R.L.Stine lost the magic he started in Part One, and ran out of ideas for this one. Still, it's a pretty good book. If you started with Part One, you might as well read this one.