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Have you ever been told to do something against your will? “It wasn’t my idea. I didn’t want to do it. I was being pulled. . . pulled against my will.” To be continued “ You’re my favorite, Carly Beth. See you next Halloween. . .” Essential book information The author of this book ( Goosebumps the scream of the haunted mask) R.L. Stine ( Robert Lawrence Stine in full) is an American novelist who is known for his horror books for children. He was born in Columbus Ohio in the middle of WW2. This book is part of his book series Goosebumps, He is also the author of the book series Fear Street. R.l. Stine has won two awards. The first one was the Kids’ Choice award for Favorite Book in 1998 and Audie Award for Young Listeners in 2016. Brief summary of the book Carly beth has put herself into a deep problem, she has to face the horrible haunted mask’s manipulation. She manages to make it out the first time but will she make it the second time? she gets a job at a farm daycare and takes care of crazy kids. But there is a haunted stable at the farmhouse and then Carly beth and her friend are told the story of the stable. That opens a few clues about the mask. Then later their curiosity gets the best of them and they visit the stable, they find a lot of abandoned things and even meet a boy there is he the stable boy? Then Carly beth visits the shop where she got the mask and he tells him a lot of things about the mask. Then during the Halloween party at the daycare….. praise of critics I really liked this book and enjoyed it. The author used great word choices that really expressed the emotions, the actions of the character, and the the thoughts. The book uses great characterization that tells us about the characters. And every time a character is introduced the character’s appearance is described, I find this really helpful because it gives us an image of what the looks like. This book also uses the first person point of view, the book is only told from the perspective of the main character. My recommendations I would recommend this book to anyone who can get it. This book is full of great characterization, plots, and word choice. The great word choice makes you feel like you are actually in the book at that time. I think that young readers would enjoy this because this book is full of imagination and all those young readers have a great imagination. And the reading level of this book will also be perfect for young readers like teens or older children.

Out of all the Horrorland books, this one is the best. It brings so many original characters BACK! It makes me think, reread, and collateral with others to understand. that is what makes it a special addition to the series. I couldn't have asked for a better ending!

Nice book, not that bad but the pace needed improvement and some parts of the book were really boring. I would recommend this for ages 7+ Great for learning

i loved this book!!!!! arnold is funny and i love it when the bus transforms. i would recommend this for ages 7+ and 5 out of 5 stars

i thought that this was a pretty good book but some parts were boring... but the pictures were nice i would recommend this for ages 7+

I could not understand how to read this. I read half the book and was totally confused then my friend told me i was reading backward. still could not figure it out (btw im not still reading backwards

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E. L. Konigsburg is one of my favorite authors. This story was about one girl named Claudia, and one boy named Jamie. They decide to run away from their house because they think their parents were too bossy to them. They decide to run away to the Metropolitan Museum, which was kind of weird in my personal way. It was amazing how they didn't get noticed in the beginning, but at the end, they get to a newspaper and got caught from their parent's notice to to the FBI. I love this book. Out of 100, I would give this book 100.

This book is definitely a "Snicker of Magic." The main character Felicity Pickle, who has a very special talent, goes on a spindiddly adventure with her mother, who has a wandering heart, her sister, weird but wonderful, her dog biscuit, who is a great companion, and their trusty car, the Pickled Jalapeño. They drive off to a once magical town where Felicity finally feels at home, although her mother is already planning on leaving. With the help of her newfound friend Jonah, Felicity learns to face her fears and even breaks a curse on the way. My favorite quote from the book was, "I bet there's a snicker of magic on every street, in every old building, every broken heart, every word of a story. Maybe it's hidden away and you need to look harder for it. or maybe the magic is right there right in front of you, and all you have to do is believe." I really liked the quote because it says that magic is all around us and sometimes all we really have to do is believe in it.

There's a seagull! It just flew through Zorba's window. That's strange. Why is it covered in oil??????????? The seagull, whose name is Kengah, lays an egg. Then she dies. But before that, she tells Zorba, who is a cat, to look after the egg, and when the chick hatches, to teach it to fly. And Zorba agrees. Soon, he has told his cat friends, Einstein, Colonel, and Secretario. But no matter how many times Einstein consults the encyclopedia, the cats cannot figure out how to teach Lucky to fly. And she is losing hope! How will they do it? The book was easy to read and not very long. I also liked the illustrations except for the ones on pages 33 and 113, which were VERY weird. And it was very interesting to read and good.