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Clarissa talks to a woman on a psychic hotline who contacts Clarissa's murdered sister. And the psychic is sure that the killer is going to get Clarissa next.
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I finally read this novel and I was completely shocked. I knew something bad was going to happen but I never expected a twist to make things go fatal attraction. I literally could not put this book down and I am happy that I didnt.
I remember reading this as a kid, always gave me nightmares! Definitely a good read though, loved this book.
Started this series when it first came out, when I was in junior high, but abandoned it somewhere along the line. I think I read this one at the time--certain moments and images stood out to me as familiar, but I couldn't remember how it wrapped up. Anyway, as far as Fear Street books go it's a pretty fun read, with the pros outweighing the cons. The plot is fast-moving and not too predictable, the characters are likeable and avoid being too stupid (though admittedly they're archetypes without m
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Clarissa's sister Justine died in a horrible accident and Clarissa is only now released from the hospital to start her senior year at Shadyside High. She's so happy to be reunited with her friends Debra and Mira and her boyfriend Will. However, she also sees her sister's ghost who points her to a phone number for a psychic hotline. Hearing her sister's voice she discovers her sister was in fact murdered, then there's the reveal of a secret diary hidden in the floorboard. Suddenly, Clarissa reali
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Good old phone calls from the dead Fear Street trope, along with an introduction of a new senior to the character sheet, and our first real main character death.
Very nice! Kudos to R.L. Stine for having this book have Clarissa Turner (an African American girl) as the main character/protagonist. I also liked the fact that he had an Asian American as the Protagonist in the book, "Fight Team, Fight". I kinda wished that he explored more on the fact that Clarissa had a secret crush on Josh though. I liked the fact that he was one of the first ones to greet her when she came back to school from her "break". They would have made a cute couple and he was one o
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Great book again! Loved this part!!
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Robert Lawrence Stine known as R. L. Stine and Jovial Bob Stine, is an American novelist and writer, well known for targeting younger audiences. Stine, who is often called the Stephen King of children's literature, is the author of dozens of popular horror fiction novellas, including the books in the Goosebumps, Rotten School, Mostly Ghostly, The Nightmare Room and Fear Street series.
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