Don't Stay Up Late
A Fear Street Novel

The narrator is so annoying -- I think I've complained about her for another book. She tries to sex up the narration (e.g. one part where she's like "his... hairy... THICK... eyebrows raised up at me" -- like it's just unnecessary to emphasize and speak that way when nothing in the text suggests......more

It took me longer to read this than I had expected but this is a dynamite story! It starts out normal enough with a deadly car accident and poor Lisa suffering from trauma (including horrible nightmares and feelings of guilt) but then the story takes a twist to the horror realm or should I say Fear......more

***This review has also been posted on The Social Potato This was my first foray into R.L. Stine’s works and unfortunately, it wasn’t a very successful one. I feel like ‘it’s so bad it’s good’ would be applicable here but at the same time, my biggest problem with the book was not the story itself but......more

Soooo....guess I'm eating my hat. Unlike Party Games which promised horror and gave readers red herrings, this Fear Street novel was like "Death! All the death! Death for you, death for your family...everybody gets death!" --- (I like how we've now adjusted the series for this to "Fear Street Relaunch......more

I was so over the top excited to check out this relaunch of the Fear Street series. I can remember reading these books when I was younger. Actually I read all of Mr. Stine's series and watched the television series as well. The best part about these books were the "campy" feel of the stories. Some w......more