Abraham’s Comments (group member since Sep 24, 2013)

Abraham’s comments from the Class of 2015 group.

Sounds like a very good book and I really like how you put important details together, but I do have the following questio: Did they succeed to become alive again?

This book by R. L. Stine, (author of the Mostly Ghostly series, Fear Street series, and many other more) is the final book to the original Goosebumps Horrorland series.I really liked this book because I've read almost every book in the Goosebumps/Goosebumps Horrorland series and there is a main monster or villain for each character in the Horrorland series. There they get invitations to "Horrorland: The Scariest Place on Earth" amusement park. Later they realize that this invitation is a trap. They have been invited by their monsters. All the kids of the past 12 books meet each other. They all explain their stories and come to this conclusion. They become friends and help each other escape. But from all these kids, they all think that one of them is a traitor. Byron, a worker at Horrorland seems to be their only friend by giving them special keys and a lot of hints on how to escape Horrorland. But to everyone's surprise, Byron was the traitor. He was actually trying to get them to get to Panic Park, the amusement park built before Horrorland. When they enter Panic Park, (through a gelatin like entrance Byron pointed out) they notice many spirits of people and everything is black and white here. They meet the scariest person (or thing) ever, Dennis the Menace. Dennis is trying to scare them just enough, without scaring until killing them or he will have to bring kids and repeat the story all over again. "Go right ahead, scare them until they die!" yelled Dennis to the back of his head. The more they're scared the more the scare-o-meter is being filled. When the meter is full, Dennis will be able to bring Panic Park back. All the monsters these kids have faced are scaring them to help Dennis. Will Dennis succeed and bring Panic Park back? Read to find out!!!!!!!!!!

I recently finished reading "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck. John Steinbeck is also the author of "Of Mice and Men", "The Grapes of Wrath", "Easter of Eden", and other great books. Steinbeck is also the holder of a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Nobel Prize for Literature, and other awards.