SOLVED. Ghost in the Mirror (Goosebumps 2000 #25) by R.L. Stine [s]

[Meir]

WHEN :-ok i don't remember which time I read this book
but I remember the details and even the end

What reading level it is aimed at:- i think its NA



What the story is about:-
it's about a boy who is live with his mom dad brother and little sister he has a best friend -a boy-
and has a dog they all live in a town
he studies in a small school
the plot
he has that mirror in his room I guess that he cants see his reflection in it
but when people came to the mirror get clear so he can see his reflection
one day his friend came to visit him
but suddenly disappeared in the house
the boy doubt that his friend touch that mirror
so he went to search for him
also there is a part when the boy goes through the mirror to find another world
and a monster that looked like his dog that died few chapter
also there is when some people came from the mirror and fight him at an old building
hitting the boy by big cars cuz the have a big power
he fight those demons
I guess at the end when he go to his friend house
he sits on chair but suddenly a door under the stair open and a big snake that he thought he killed it when he smash the mirror appeared

and the story ended like this
the story in the middle of 19th I guess cuz there are cars
phones

What format:- in paper ...i think its a Paperback

What the genre is:- i think it's horror.. mystery..suspense

that is all i remember of it
i think it one of alfred hitchcock book but im not sure
hope that will help you
and thank you for your time

[Sophie]

One of the Goosebumps books had a mirror plot. Ghost in the Mirror? Let's Get Invisible!?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

HekOo, please add genre and plot details to your header since everyone here is asking for "help." You need your thread to stand out from the others so people who read that genre can help you.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

This doesn't sound like NA at all - New Adult involves characters aged 18-20somethings and they are filled with angsty, steamy sex.

[Meir]

Ok
thank you for correcting me
I will fix it
I'm new here so that's why I yet don't know how to use
thank you again :)

[Meir]

THANK YOU
its what im searching for :)

[Meir]

Sophie wrote: "One of the Goosebumps books had a mirror plot. Ghost in the Mirror? Let's Get Invisible!?"

Thank you so much

[Sophie]

No problem!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Please don't change your original header to the name of the solved book - then we lose the plot details that help people searching in old threads. Thanks.