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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I fell in love with this book ever since I began to read it.
After the death of her parents, Madeline planned to put the past behind her. She went to stay with her cousins, Marcus and Deobrah, at Shadowbrook. On her very first arrival, she fell in love with a handome young doctor, Justin Fier. She was then warned by Tobias Morgan, a ghost, and Honoria Bancroft, an old lady whom her cousins plan to send a place for insane people...
Published on April 6, 1999
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Dance Of Death
After the death of her parents, Madeline planned to put the past behind her. She went to stay with her cousins, Marcus and Deobrah, at Shadowbrook. On her very first arrival, she fell in love with a handome young doctor, Justin Fier. She was then warned by Tobias Morgan, a ghost, and Honoria Bancroft, an old lady whom her cousins plan to send a place for insane people...
Published on October 26, 2008 by Menchu Fernandez
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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I fell in love with this book ever since I began to read it., April 6, 1999
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
After the death of her parents, Madeline planned to put the past behind her. She went to stay with her cousins, Marcus and Deobrah, at Shadowbrook. On her very first arrival, she fell in love with a handome young doctor, Justin Fier. She was then warned by Tobias Morgan, a ghost, and Honoria Bancroft, an old lady whom her cousins plan to send a place for insane people. They both try to keep her away from Justin Fier. Nonetheless, Madeline is obstinate and she marries him. That is when she discovers his terrible and bloody secret...
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Dance Of Death, October 26, 2008
This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
After the death of her parents, Madeline planned to put the past behind her. She went to stay with her cousins, Marcus and Deobrah, at Shadowbrook. On her very first arrival, she fell in love with a handome young doctor, Justin Fier. She was then warned by Tobias Morgan, a ghost, and Honoria Bancroft, an old lady whom her cousins plan to send a place for insane people. They both try to keep her away from Justin Fier. Nonetheless, Madeline is obstinate and she marries him. That is when she discovers his terrible and bloody secret...
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a really really good book!!!, August 10, 2002
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
this was one of the best books i have. this is about a girl name madeline which this story goes during the 1700s fallin in love with a young doctor name justin fier who lives next door to her cousins house which she was sent to live there. but later she is warned by an old woman and a ghost to stay away from him becuase he hides a terrible secret. later in the end she discovers his terrible dark secret. this is really a good book i recommend it 2 any1 who loves these kinds of books.
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Dance of Death (Fear Street Sagas #8), December 18, 2000
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
I think this was the best book of all the sagas so far that I read. It was a great story and it was really scary. I definatly recommend it!
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I fell in love with this book ever since I began to read it., April 6, 1999
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
After the death of her parents, Madeline planned to put the past behind her. She went to stay with her cousins, Marcus and Deobrah, at Shadowbrook. On her very first arrival, she fell in love with a handome young doctor, Justin Fier. She was then warned by Tobias Morgan, a ghost, and Honoria Bancroft, an old lady whom her cousins plan to send a place for insane people. They both try to keep her away from Justin Fier. Nonetheless, Madeline is obstinate and she marries him. That is when she discovers his terrible and bloody secret...
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Intelligent monster book, July 2, 2001
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
Dance of Death splits it's story 2 ways - there is the one set later in the century of the 1700's, and one set back a wee while when the characters first come about. This is an excellent idea and is used very well. We get to know the true nature of the characters, their motives and their ideas better. And it is all encapturing in its story, usually with these sorts of books, it's just like there is one great story you wanna keep reading, and the other one is really dragging on and you don't want to read it but you have to so you understand the ending. All the stories in this book are interesting, fun and really intelligent, so you are never bored. R.L. Stine uses descriptive language and good puncuation. If there was one flaw in this book, its that it may kind of leer itself off into the land of the ridiculous occassionally, but not very often. A great Fear Street read!
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Very good book, October 13, 1998
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
I thought this was a very good book with an excellent plot. I definetely reccomend it.
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"This is an EXCELLENT book", June 24, 1998
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
This book is totally superb! It keeps you on your toes, and saying "don't go to him, he's EVIL" and "run far away, don't let your aunt and uncle talk you into marrying him"!!! Stine produced the perfect amount of detail and suspense. I really think that anyone who likes mystery and horror books should definatly read this book.
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This book sure is great and positevley breathtaking., June 6, 1998
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
This is a outstanding book with chilling mysteries thats been typed up for you to solve. Plus exciting moments which just makes the book even better. So if want a book that can give you mixture of different pictures put into your head. This is just one of R.L.Stine's greatest!!!!
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This book sure is great and positevley breathtaking., June 6, 1998
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This review is from: Dance of Death (Fear Street, No. 8) (Paperback)
This is a outstanding book with chilling mysteries thats been typed up for you to solve. Plus exciting moments which just makes the book even better. So if want a book that can give you mixture of different pictures put into your head. This is just one of R.L.Stine's greatest!!!!
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