The conclusion to Fear Hall. These really could have been one book. Is there some rule that Fear Street books can't be over 200 pages or something? The beginning started to feel repetitive but when we started to get chapters from some other characters perspectives it picked up again. Not the best thing I've read, but also not the worst. I really wish this duology was about the weird happenings that are rumored to occur at Fear Hall and not about a girl with a bad representation of mental illness. ( )

Alright. Well, the ending was extremely anticlimactic. I was hoping for a psych ward ending where Chris would go and visit Hope every once in awhile and she wouldn't recognize him, maybe go in and out between personalities and recognize him for a minute and be like, 'help me Chris!!' But no, we got this ending.

I also gave it 3 stars because 'Daryl' kicked a cat, a black cat at that, and that is no bueno. Like someone else said, Stine really pushed this book saying how creepy and amazing it was and how you can't miss it, but it was just meh. I kind of struggled to get through it. He def could have made this one book, like one of the Superchillers.

There was really only one cool death, but I won't spoil it. I miss the days of the Bobby and Corky cheerleader deaths/accidents. Those were so good. That sounds weird to say, but these were so lame. ( )

The conclusion to Fear Hall. These really could have been one book. Is there some rule that Fear Street books can't be over 200 pages or something? The beginning started to feel repetitive but when we started to get chapters from some other characters perspectives it picked up again. Not the best thing I've read, but also not the worst. I really wish this duology was about the weird happenings that are rumored to occur at Fear Hall and not about a girl with a bad representation of mental illness. ( )

The back cover sums up the main question about this book- Hope has heard people say she's crazy, so what's she going to do about it? The answer seems pretty simple- run away and try to hide out and escape from the truth. I'm a little unsure of the logistics on her running away (where was she showering when she got her hair dyed). I found it kind of ironic and sad that she finally had a chance at what she'd always wanted with Chris when it was too late. ( )

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