The Ultimate FEAR STREET Reading Vlog (4K)

It's great. And I also actually found it a little bit emotional at the end. Just a little bit.

So, it's a relatively simple book overall. There's there's not any big twist. There's there's nothing that's going to surprise you except for maybe the scene I was talking about yesterday, which was really messed up.

Now, the ending of the book is very, very cheesy and silly, and that's kind of what I love about it. I don't want to spoil the end of the book, but there's a big showdown between one of our main characters and the ancient evil that has possessed somebody from their group.

I finally finished reading Goodn Night Kiss. Loved this book. Honestly, probably one of my new favorite Fear Street books.

I say just about because it is a little bit slower than I remember it being, especially like this little middle section of the book. For the most part, it's pretty well paced, but there was a brief moment in the middle where I'm like, "Yeah, this is getting kind of slow." But overall, it's a fun book.

But it is a bit slow. And I got to say, it is really, really corny and cheesy at the end. And there is a certain character that they try to kind of redeem and I just wasn't really having it.

And I enjoyed the book. It's a lot of fun. I love just seeing all of the summer camp things.

But overall, I really liked the book. It was, I would say, not as well written as the previous entries. It felt a little rushed.

It's a great summer read. It's very spooky, very atmospheric, and pretty well written. You get quite a bit more in the way of descriptions of the setting and the characters with this book.

I still love it. I think it's great. It's one of the best Fear Street books.

Okay, I just finished reading Ski Weekend, book 10 in the Fear Street series by RL Stein, and I loved this. This was awesome.

It's just as good as I remember it being. It's just a fantastic, riveting, fun read and also very sad and very depressing at the same time. But that's, you know, that's fun to me as a horror lover.

This is a fantastic finale to the saga. I liked this better than the second book. Not quite as much as the first book, The Betrayal, but this is a great finale.

It's about these kids who are kind of like daring each other to start fires and stuff starts getting out of control. Actually really enjoyed it and I wanted to just kind of update my thoughts on this one.

It's entertaining overall, but it just didn't really feel like a Fear Street book to me. The writing felt different.

This definitely set the formula for the series. I will say this is not my favorite Fear Street book by any means. I feel like the later books are definitely a bit better than this one, but I still really enjoyed it.

But anyway, I actually really enjoyed this one. I like this one a lot more than the last two. It's not my favorite Fear Street book, but I would say of the first three, this is my favorite so far.

So yeah, five stars for this one. It was just a whole lot of fun and probably one of my favorite books in the series now.

I finished reading the second evil, and it's great. I think the second evil might actually be my favorite of the trilogy. It's got lots of cemetery stuff.

I feel like the betrayal was just this epic sprawling story. This is a continuation of that like a direct continuation but I felt like this one was a little bit slower. It just didn't grab me the way the first book did.

It's a bizarre one and I loved it. I thought it was just trippy and bonkers and trashy and just fantastic. Put a smile on my face.

I just finished reading The Sleepwalker, which is the sixth book in the Fear Street series, and I really enjoyed this one. I don't want to tell you guys any more about the plot because I don't want to spoil anything, but this was a lot of fun.

I really liked it. It was fun. It had some really good passages in it.

Now, I will say the writing in this one is actually a tad bit better than it was in The New Girl. You could definitely see that Arl Stein grew a little bit as a writer between then and this book, but the plot itself is a little bit slower. In fact, we don't get to the surprise party until the last like 10 pages of the book.

And of the first five Fear Street books, The Wrong Number is my favorite. I loved it. And I don't think it's as good as like Silent Night, but like I said, of the first five Fear Street books, it is solid.