Door of Death #15

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Summary: It started out allright, but it went downhill.
Review: Door of Death started out allright, as a pretty average Fear Street book. But then a bunch of things began to bother me. People in the 1850s definitley would NOT act like these characters did. There were no costume Halloween parties back then, either. Also, this was extensivley gory, even for a Fear Street book. I also really disliked the ending.

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Summary: Fear Street Sagas #15 Door of Death
Review: Door of Death was a most heart pounding and excrutiating book to read and was probably not intendended for the squemish due to the description of much gore and blood. If your into lots of gut and blood than this is a book for you. The main plot is about a dead stalker who has come back to kill every decendant of the wife you poisened and killed him. Now he is out to finish the job.

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Summary: Easily one of the worst books I ever read.
Review: I actually like some of R. L. Stine's books. But then again, this book wasn't even written by him. It was written by a ghostwriter named Eric Weiner. Now, I don't know much about Eric Weiner, but I know he has a sick mind! This book has some of the most disgusting ways for a person to be killed in it. And it's a CHILDREN's book! Now, I don't consider myself particuarly squeemish, but after reading this book, even I felt ill.

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Summary: PRETTY GOOD SAGAS
Review: I LIKED DOOR OF DEATH IT WAS PRETTY GORY AND BLOODY I LIKED THE 1ST ONES BETTER I LOVED A NEW FEAR I THINK R.L.STINE SHOULD WRITE A CONTINUING STORIES ABOUT NICHOLAS & BETH FEAR AND HOW THEY WOULD WIND UP AND MORE ABOUT DAINEL AND NORA

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Summary: THE REVIEW OF DOOR OF DEATH
Review: I thought this book was a great scary book. I would have been terrified to go anywhere if this book were to be true.This book made me scared but it also made me laugh.Jake Fear was once an old lonely and rich man until he met a girl in her early 20's. They were to get married until she took the deed to his house and married another guy. She had been feeding Jake poison from day one to kill him faster. Jake made a promise to come back and kill all cheaters on the day of his death which was Halloween. Now Jake has come back from the dead to kill five cheaters and take back one to the grave as his wife. He suceeds in doing this but it seems that his bride has done some cheating herself and must die! I loved this book. I gave it five stars and two thumbs up.

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Summary: What were they thinking?
Review: I've got to know what the people who work for the publisher of this book were thinking when it was approved for publication. I found this book in the young adult section, which is generally considered to be for kids 11 or 12 years old and up. Yet I was astounded by the level of violence in this book. Were it a movie instead of a book, this content would certainly have been given an R rating. There are numerous extremely graphic deaths in this book that are innapropriate in a book aimed at anyone younger than older teens. The author, editors, and publishing company were extremely irresponsible in issuing a book aimed at 11 and 12 year olds yet featuring extremely graphic violence. I would not reccomend this book to anyone and I would advise parents to think twice before buying this book. It's far too graphic for the target audience, but high schoolers would find it too simple and boring. I really can't think of any suitable audience for this book.

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Summary: Door of Opinionated Death
Review: Okay, first off, this is not written by RL Stine. That has already been stated. It was written by Eric Weiner (Deadly Detention), and I knew what to expect knowing this. This book is very fast paced, and gory. OH SO GORY! People are stabbed, burned, chopped up, eyes are popped out, hearts are ripped out, and heads a squished. This book is GORY! And I loved it. It felt a lot like one of the older Fear Street books when they still took some risks. Even then, it is a tad more then that. Now, is this book good for 11 to 12 year olds? No, but I would expect them to still be reading Goosebumps. This is more like a 15 to 18 age range book. I mean, other than the violence there is nothing. No swearing, no sex, no nothing. Plus, although the book is gory, it isn't perverse, and really, other than maybe one or two lines a death, doesn't get all that bad. Over all, a fun book, not an amazing read, but a fun one. I would expect nothing less from a Fear Street book.

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Summary: Not a great book, but a very entertaining one!
Review: Okay, first off, this is not written by RL Stine. That has already been stated. It was written by Eric Weiner (Deadly Detention), and I knew what to expect knowing this. This book is very fast paced, and gory. OH SO GORY! People are stabbed, burned, chopped up, eyes are popped out, hearts are ripped out, and heads a squished. This book is GORY! And I loved it. It felt a lot like one of the older Fear Street books when they still took some risks. Even then, it is a tad more then that. Now, is this book good for 11 to 12 year olds? No, but I would expect them to still be reading Goosebumps. This is more like a 15 to 18 age range book. I mean, other than the violence there is nothing. No swearing, no sex, no nothing. Plus, although the book is gory, it isn't perverse, and really, other than maybe one or two lines a death, doesn't get all that bad. Over all, a fun book, not an amazing read, but a fun one. I would expect nothing less from a Fear Street book.

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Summary: Good Book, REALLY Gory, Maybe too Gory
Review: This book was really good and had a great twist at the end. You should read this book if you like ghosts and getting totally creeped out! Plus, it was really gory and gross, but maybe a little too gross for some people.