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Graveyard School #8

by Tom B. Stone

The kids at Graveyard School have a new math teacher who is paranoid, so the kids make it harder for her. But one day a practical joker goes too far.

Genres: Childrens, Horror

127 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

About the author

Tom B. Stone is a pseudonym used by the published author Nola Thacker.

Reviews

[Verba Non Res · Rating 2 out of 5]

Solamente leí tres o cuatro libros de esta colección. No sé quién se oculte detrás del seudónimo “Tom B. Stone”, pero me parece que bien podría ser el propio R. L. Stine. Al menos, sigue el modelo básico establecido y explotado hasta el hartazgo por este autor, si bien las historias son un poco más ligeras y humorísticas que las de la serie Escalofríos.

[Lacy Lovelace · Rating 3 out of 5]

I’m just getting more and more disappointed in this series. When I was a kid, I had only read three of the books and loved them (“Don’t Eat the Mystery Meat,” “Camp Dracula,” and “Slime Lake). I really feel that they are hit and miss. I still love “Camp Dracula” and “Slime Lake” but the writing in this series is just subpar. I can see why it wasn’t such a big success. I feel like it’s if “Bailey School Kids” and “Sideway Stories from Wayside School” had a boring baby.

A part of me doesn’t want to continue wasting time reading this series but I feel compelled to see how some of the other books fare in the series. A part of me wants to sell all of the books because I know there is somebody out there that would love to have them although my “Camp Dracula” copy is pretty beaten up. I do think it’s a good series for little kids. I’ve just outgrown it. I wonder if I should keep it for my son and future kiddos to read because they might get enjoyment out of them as simple as they can be. I do like the endings though. They always have some truth to what the stories are about and some of the books have had good plot twists you don’t see coming.

This one reminded me of “Ms. Nelson Is Missing.” Timid teacher, kids pull pranks on her. She or he I should say- get the last laugh in the end.

[Soobie has fog in her brain · Rating 2 out of 5]

Soobie a 12 anni:

Il libro non è molto bello e non è proprio un horror. La maestra di matematica è incompetente e paurosa e Bent e Jordie vogliono farle uno scherzo e si trovano implicati in un caso di spionaggio.

[Gaston CM · Rating 4 out of 5]

Me ha tocado leer tres libros de la serie, este entre ellos, muy buena forma de iniciar a los niños en la literatura de terror.

[Nader Nate · Rating 1 out of 5]

waste of time
its all about silly pranks!! for real?? this is my second book for this series but i didnt like it at all
triviaaaaa
VERDICT: (3.5/10)

[Wioleta · Rating 2 out of 5]

2 ⭐

[Luna · Rating 2 out of 5]

Welcome to Goosebumps Lite, folks! Like the Goosebumps series, this explores the strange happenings of a group of young kids, although it's all set in one area. It seems that the only 'spooky' thing about this book is that there is a graveyard nearby... but given I attended a high school that had a graveyard right in the middle of it and folks would sit on the graves to eat lunch, it doesn't seem all that spooky (looking back on it as an adult, it really is odd, though).

Now, the whole premise of this book is both fairly realistic in that kids like to pull pranks on unfortunate teachers, and also incredibly bizarre. I could just sit here and go on and on about the ending of this book- which, all things considered, I picked up early on in the novel- but hey, it's a kids book. I should give it some slack.

Kids would like this book, I think- if they didn't roll their eyes at the end, either.

Also? Not nearly enough 'spooky'.

[Angelo Ureña Badilla · Rating 4 out of 5]

Una lastima que estas historias ya no existan en Internet :(
Lo leí porque mis primas tenían una copia que sepa judas de donde salió pero, de no ser así, me habría sido imposible encontrarlo. Un libro muy divertido con un plot twist muy extraño jsjsjs.

[Γιώργος Μπελαούρης · Rating 4 out of 5]

one of our biggest fears when we were little
funny and scary
beautifully written considering the subject and the target group