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Characters weren't really fleshed out but I still could relate to siblings who were main characters. When Amanda was arguing with her brother it was like walking down on memory lane 😅

The beginning wasn't as good as the last part of the book. This was a mysterious story and all the time creepier and creepier... I loved the ending, it was somehow disturbing!

Book 26📚 2.8⭐️

11th Goosebump book of the year!

After a bully ruins Halloween night, a group of friend vows to get revenge!

Book 25📚 3⭐️

Gross. Spooky. And has that classic Stine twist ending!🪰

Book 22📚 2.5⭐️

Be careful who/what you trust… they might just be a werewolf!

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1 - Absolutely...terrible 👩‍🎓🤔.

2 - Just Beyond: The Scare School by R.L. Stine

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Book 13🎧 3⭐️

Monsters, mermaids & mutiny! 🧜🏻‍♀️

Sorry, wrong season, but still cute.

I haven't read this outloud to my students yet, but I'm sure it will be a hit. I didn't know about your kids, but mine seem to love meta fiction and I think that's a lousy name for the literary device. May I suggest Ironic Groveresque?

“And the carrots? They could be anywhere.“

s a perfect blend of humor and spookiness, making it a hit with kids who enjoy a little thrill with their laugh