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A review by awebster92
Can You Keep a Secret?: A Fear Street Novel by R.L. Stine
5.0
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Can You Keep A Secret? is another excellent read from the Fear Street Relaunch. From page one I was immersed in the story. I was kept on my toes with every twist and turn. I'm not normally a fan of twists around every corner but, as always, R.L. Stine pulls it off. I'm a big scaredy-cat and need to learn not to read these books right before bed.
Emma's confusion really added to the story. She even had me second guessing what was going to happen during the book. R.L. Stine is one of the only male authors I know that can pinpoint teenage girls when writing a book; He really has that down. The ending wasn't what I expected, but I loved it. This book just shows that you're never too old for R.L. Stine. I take any chance I can to read his books when they come out. Yet again, I was lucky enough to snatch up an ARC. I haven't read many books by him, but The Fear Street relaunch has been fantastic. I'm missing two of the relaunch books(1&2), but I read 'The Lost Girl' a few months ago. If you're an R.L. Stine fan, you won't want to miss them. I'm sad I didn't start reading them sooner.
I agreed to read this book in exchange of an honest review.
Can You Keep A Secret? is another excellent read from the Fear Street Relaunch. From page one I was immersed in the story. I was kept on my toes with every twist and turn. I'm not normally a fan of twists around every corner but, as always, R.L. Stine pulls it off. I'm a big scaredy-cat and need to learn not to read these books right before bed.
Emma's confusion really added to the story. She even had me second guessing what was going to happen during the book. R.L. Stine is one of the only male authors I know that can pinpoint teenage girls when writing a book; He really has that down. The ending wasn't what I expected, but I loved it. This book just shows that you're never too old for R.L. Stine. I take any chance I can to read his books when they come out. Yet again, I was lucky enough to snatch up an ARC. I haven't read many books by him, but The Fear Street relaunch has been fantastic. I'm missing two of the relaunch books(1&2), but I read 'The Lost Girl' a few months ago. If you're an R.L. Stine fan, you won't want to miss them. I'm sad I didn't start reading them sooner.
I agreed to read this book in exchange of an honest review.