GOOSEBUMPS: THE DEADLY EXPERIMENT OF DR. EEEK by R.L Stine

You and your friend Sam are looking for you mom in a science lab ... Where could she be ? You sit on an orange chair, but Sam doesn't. He picks up a glass of clear liquid water that is sitting on a table ."HEY"you cry "DON'T DRINK THAT!!!" But before you tell him , he drinks it down in one big gulp. "Sam ...I mean it  ...WE CAN'T FOOL AROUND ...THIS IS A SCIENCE LAB


You are in conflict

You cant find your mother but your friend Sam keeps messing around with you ... And you are in a science lab !!!!

You have thought you would never find your mother, but now you think you have a better chance because you said bye to Sam, and now its just you and DR. EEEK .

It reminds me of when my mom and my dad got divorced and it felt like I lost  my father forever.

RATING :*****

  Sydney

MONSTER BLOOD III by R. L. Stine

One day , Andrew and Evan were babysitting 8 year old Kermit who loved experimenting. Accidentally, they are an experiment Kermit was doing. That experiment made Evan grow stories high and they have to find a way to stop it.

They have to find about how to shrink him back to normal size with his friends Kermit and Andrew.

At the beginning of the book  Kermit always pranked them. As the book went on, Evan accidentally ate a chemical called Monster Blood . When he grew two stories tall, Kermit instead of pranking him he helps him by mixing chemicals up to shrink him back to normal. Everyone became friendlier after that.

I could relate to this because when somethings wrong with me I have to figure something out to change the problem.

RATING: ***

Joel

GOOSEBUMPS: THE GIRL WHO CRIED MONSTER BY R.L Stine

  Twelve year old Lucy Dark shouldn't be afraid of a monster. Should she?As her summer reading progresses she realizes her "mentor"(Mr. Mortman) is a little odd. Lucy set's off to find out what's going on. To bad Lucy has told to many monster stories to the point when nobody believes her when she is actually telling the truth.


I think the grossest part of this book was when Mr. Mortman ate a turtle!


I would recommend this book for both boys and girls ages 8-10

Rating *****



      Allie

GOOSEBUMPS MONSTER BLOOD III by r.l.stine

The boy even that makes experimented makes a lot of them and his friends think he goes way to far on them.then he does some more experiments and one of them makes his friends bug bite shrink. If you think that is wears read the book and find out all the wears and funny experiments he makes.

I think the weirdest part of the book was when the boy kept making experiments and one of     experiments he made his friends bug bite shrink.😳😳

  I would recommend this book to boys and girls. I think the ages of the book are 10-13years old.              
 I would rate this story with **** stars.        
                                                           
   JILLIAN                  
                                                                               

GOOSEBUMPS YOU CAN'T SCARE ME by R.L Stine

Four kids Eddie, Hat, Molly, and Charlene are trying to scare a show off in there class Courtney. She said nothing can scare her and shes also making Eddie and his friends look bad.They think bringing her to muddy creek were the mud monsters live will scare her because she believes in monsters. Its to bad for Eddie because monsters just might be real.Will they scare Courtney or will Eddie find out if mud monsters really alive?

The funniest part for me is when eddies friend dropped a tarantula on Charlene and they could not get it out of her hair.

I think both girls and boys who are 8-10 years old will enjoy this book.

*** stars

by Lauren.  

GOOSEBUMPS: BAD HARE DAY by R.L. Stine

It's about a boy named Tim Swanson who loves magic tricks. Someday he wants to be a real magician just like his all time favorite hero Amaz-O. But then Tim goes to Amaz-O's show and some very bad and disappointing things Tim Swanson finds out about Amaz-O's magic tricks and his show.

The worst part is when you see one of  the most scariest bunny ever, that gives you nightmares!

I would recommend this book for both boys and girls who are 9-13 years old.

RAITING****
Lauren

GOOSEBUMPS HOW I LEARNED TO FLY by R.L Stine

         In the book the characters are Jack Wilson and Mia who are kids and Morty who is a dog. The setting takes place at Jacks house and at the school. Jack ended up at a creepy haunted house trying to hide from Wilson. He ran all the way home but then realized he had taken a book from the haunted house. He opened it up to a page that said Flying Lessons. Jack made the recipe but in a blink of an eye Morty ate it and started to float. Jack had to go after him so then he ate the recipe. He floated in the air with Morty above him. will Jack ever get Morty?

     My favorite part in the book was when Morty ate the recipe and started to float so jack had to go after him and he ate the formula. They floated in the air and out the door.






     I would recommend this book for both boys and girls ages 6-60





   *****



       Abby

MONSTER BLOOD by R.L. Stine

The book is about a boy named Evan, and his parents went away. His aunt had to watch him. His mom gave him $10. So he went to the store and he met a girl named Andrea but she likes to be called Andy. What do you think will happen next?


The scariest part of the book is when Trigger started choking.


ages  9-12


RATING****

  Katerina .

GOOSEBUMPS: MONSTER BLOOD by R.L Stine

This book is about a boy Evan stays at his aunts house, and he has a friend named Andy. They buy monster blood and it will not stop growing. and then the dog started to chock what will Evan do to save his dog Triger. What do you think will happen?

The scariest part of the book is when the dog eats the monster blood.

I think boys and girls who are 9 -12 would enjoy this book
rating
****
Julia

THE GIRL WHO CRIED MONSTER by R.L.Stine

Lucy lives in a small town. She is always scaring her brother and friends with made-up monster stories, but now she thinks the librarian, Mr. Mormtan , is a real monster! She try`s to tell her parents but since she tells so many monster stories that her parents don`t believe her. Is the librarian a monster? If so ,will her parents believe her?

The scariest part for me was when the so called monster started chasing Lucy down the street and Lucy was running.

I think kids ages 11 - 8 years old would enjoy this book.

****

GOOSEBUMPS: THE BEAST FROM THE EAST by R.L. Stine

Ginger, the Main character, and her 2 twin brothers get lost in a forest on a camping trip with their family. Soon the forest changes and all of the plants turn different! But the strangest thing of all is the creatures there! There are large blue rabid bear looking things, that want to play a game like tag, but the rules are different! If you lose. . . You’re dinner!

My favorite part is when Ginger gets all different colored sap and sticky-ness all over her hands & hair, plus she gets all wrapped up in rattle snakes, but all the creatures say is “WOW! You even went in for extra credit! That’s plus 3,000 points! Are you sure you’ve never played this game before?”

I think boys and girls who are 8-14 years old will enjoy this book.

RATING *****

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DUMMY by R. L. Stine

Trina O’Dell’s dad used to be a ventriloquist. But when one of the dummies starts appearing all over the house and another one come to life! Bad things started happening whenever a dummy was around so Trina and her brother try to get rid of it, but it keeps coming back. 
My favorite part of the book was when Dan and Trina threw the unlucky dummy down the well.

I think children who are 8-11 years old will enjoy this book

I think both boys and girls will read this book
RATING: ****
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TALES TO GIVE YOU GOOSEBUMPS by R.L.Stine

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Goosebumps: Don't go to Sleep! by R.L. Stine

Matt hates his tiny new bedroom. It’s so small it’s practically a closet. Matt’s mother told him not to sleep in the guest room. So late one night, he did exactly what his mother told him not to do. That’s when Matt’s nightmares come to life! RISE AND SHINE. FOREVER! My favorite part of the book is all of the different families he suffers from.

I think children who are 8 years old will enjoy this book because it could give nightmares to seven year olds.

I think both boys and girls will read this book because there is a girl who helps Matt along the way

RATING: ****

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