Not a fani hated every character in this one i did not like them they do they're not good role models that's for sure
You Can't Scare Me! (1994)
Others: Mixed Courtney always scares Eddie and make him look like a wimp, so Eddie comes up with a plan to lure Courtney down to mud creek because he knows courtney bileves in the silly lengend about monsters in the creek. But it might be true....
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- 9780439796361
- Length:
- 123 pages
Genres: fantasy, horror, young adult
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Loved itit is his Masterpiece it features the same kind of you know balance between goofy humor and adventure and the idea of Danger on the horizon as the rest of the books of the serious but it endles all those elements in a way that is much more subtle and it delivers some amazing Reflections on the nature of monsters