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Fear Hall: The Conclusion (Fear Street, No. 47) (Part 2)

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I have been a R.L. Stine fan since '95 and I have to say that this was his best book ever. I love the new format he uses to introduce each character and how it kept me guessing the whole time. I would definetly recommend Fear Hall to anyone who is looking for a suspenseful, murder mystery with plenty of twists.

This story obviously continues where part one has left off. Hope still deals with the same problem(s) and is on the run for the cops. The sequal was even better then part one (to my opinion). It gave you more insight on Hope's thoughts and her way with dealing things. Actually this story was very sad, but I guess this was also the only way to end this serie. These series are really worthwhile reading.

After reading the first I eagerly started this. I read this book in one sitting. (about an hour) This is another great job of writing by Mr. Stine. I thought he was losing his touch. Some of his books were beginning to be about the same thing. But then I read the Fear Hall series. This book did not have as many suprises and twists as the first did, but it still satisfied me.If you read the first and for some reason you haven't read this one then grab a copy and read it immediatly.

This is R.L. Stine's greatest work. I have read the other reviews from people, and most said they didn't like the ending. I'm not a sick and twisted person, but I loved the ending. It was perfect. How else was it supposed to end? There was no other way. I remember when I read it the first time. After I finished it, I stared at the last page for an hour. I didn't like the ending at first, but after thinking about it, I got it. Fear Hall is exciting, scary, and excellent. Pick it up today.

Hope Mathis has fled Fear Hall. Hope really is the killer. She just imagined that her boyfriend was the murderer. Hope hides in an abandoned sorority house to keep herself away from the police. The ending is sad. Why is the ending sad? Buy this book.

Though, this book isn't as good as the first part, it's still a good read.In the conclusion Hope and her "friends" are forced out of Fear hall and into a abandon house where "they" are hiding out. In the process, Hope meets a new guy,Chris who isn't very interesting in my opinion, and "Darryl" still can't stop killing. It ended really sad, but I wish R.L. Stine had of written it that Hope went to a mental hospital or something like that. I mean he got the readers to love Hope in the first book and in this one make everything seem like her fault, although it really wasn't since she didn't know what she was doing. The issue of Muliple Personality Disorder, was obviously not researched very well by the author. If you want a more mature and more researched book about MPD I highly recommend "Tell Me Your Dreams" by Sidney Sheldon, it's kinda like this one but it's for more mature readers.

I'm 21 years old now and I havent picked up an R.L Stine in about 10 or 11 years. The last book I read was Fear Hall: The Beginning and from the moment I put it down I searched and searched for part two and was never able to find it until now.

I'm a bit of a nerd (incase that wasn't obvious) but I am a die hard R.L Stine fan and have the majority of his books still in my collection, something I hope to pass down to my children when they begin to read at that level.

I started reading the Fear Street series recently as a throwback and remembered how much I enjoyed them as a teen. Now in my thirties, they're cheesy but great books to kick back on a lazy day and enjoy. And even the cheesiness of some of the stories is a thrill to read.

The Fear Hall 2-part series is by far the best of the Fear Street books I have read thus far. The story left me chilled and I could not put it down. Whether new to Fear Street or grew up on them as I have, I recommend this the Fear Hall books. The story about troubled Hope and her three friends and viciously jealous boyfriend is quite a tale with a big twist. With the usual murder and mayhem we learn more about Hope and what exactly is going on and who who friends are...or not. The ending, which I'll spare you is gripping in a sad sense. Other than a bout of animal abuse (which pops up now and then in the books and does bother me) Fear Hall is an excellent read.

this book was ok but the first half was really boring so if yoou like a good book all the way thorough then you shouldnt read this one.

This book was really good and twisted. Even though it was freaky, most of all it was very, very sad. You know who the killer is the whole time, which is different from all the other fear books, but it was still good. I thought the ending was very sad, spooky, and mysterious.