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What if kids disappeared from your town every Halloween? It's as if the kids have disappeared into thin air and nobody has a clue as to where they have gone. Your town has set up a curfew in hopes that no children will be kidnapped this Halloween. However, you and your friends decide the curfew is silly and set out on a Halloween adventure of your own in the dark of night. What happens? You have to read Nightmare Hour by R.L. Stine to find out.
Nightmare Hour is a collection of 10 short stories that center around scary and mysterious circumstances. One story titled "Alien Candy" talks about a boy named Walter that joins an Alien Club. The Alien Club recruited him to be their club President even though he had never hung out with them before. Walter found this sudden friendship strange, but he really wanted to make friends, so he went to an Alien Club meeting. Walter was confused by what the Alien Club actually did at their meetings until they ate Alien Candy. Walter realized that the Alien Candy was much more then just candy, and the Alien Club members were not what they seemed. Another great story is titled "Nightmare Inn," about a young girl and her mother that want to purchase an old, scary inn. This story gave me goose bumps because the young girl's name is Jillian, which is my name, too! Read about how Jillian and her mother visit the frightening inn, and the scary things that can happen when the moon is full. Yikes! You will never look at an inn the same way again. Nightmare Hour has 10 short stories with an added bonus. R.L. Stine gives the background of each story and what prompted him to write them. It is interesting to find out how the author comes up with his story ideas. Check out Nightmare Hour this Halloween season. It will have you shaking in your shoes and turning the pages with anticipation and excitement. Have a fun time trick-or-treating and remember to be safe out there this Halloween! You don't want to become one of the characters in R.L. Stine's next story! Go To Page: 1
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