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Emma and her best friend Sydney always share their secrets. And now they have a big one: They found a duffel bag filled with cash and swore never to tell anyone. But Sydney broke her promise -- she told her boyfriend, Jason.
Now Emma is terrified. She doesn't trust Jason. She knows he would do anything to get the money for himself.
Even if it means killing someone who gets in his way...
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Would you kill to be rich?,
By Josh (New Jersey) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Rich Girl (Fear Street, No. 44) (Paperback)
Emma Naylor and her best friend Sydney Shue have always shared their secrets with each other. Now, the two girls have a huge secret to share. They've found a bag of money with enough cash to make them the richest girls in Shadyside. They promise not to tell anyone, but Sydney can't resist telling her boyfriend, Jason. Emma's worried, though. She doesn't trust Jason. She's sure he'll do anything to get his hands on that money...even kill.I love this Fear Street book! This one will definitely stick with me for a long time. I barely manage to read books from cover to cover in one day, but I did it with this one. Anyway, there were a lot of creepy twists in this book. Especially in the end. The ending makes you go like: "Whoa! I didn't see that coming!" Although it's not the best Fear Street, it's still a pretty good one.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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One of the Best and Most Entertaining,
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This review is from: The Rich Girl (Fear Street Series #44) (Mass Market Paperback)
A rich girl who doesn't financially need to work, but only works so that she knows what it is like to have to work, and a poor girl who has to work find a bag of money. The rich girl doesn't need the money, but the poor wants it. They decide to hold it for a while and if nobody claims it, they'll keep it. The suspense is very thrilling, because you don't know if anybody will claim it or not. And I'm not going to tell because you have to read the book yourself and I don't want to ruin it for anyone.
I've read many R.L. Stine Fear Street Books, and even though they are all good, this book is one of the better ones.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
a rich story ( by Amy),
A Kid's Review
This review is from: The Rich Girl (Fear Street, No. 44) (Paperback)
The 'Rich Girl' is one of the best story that R L stine wrote. I loved it so much I couldn't put it down. The cover has a handbag which made me think it will be a little boring. But remember, don't judge the book by its cover.
It starts off when a teenager named Sydney and Emma found a handbag full of cashes. Both of them promised each other that they will not tell someone else. Then they hid the handbag under the ground. But Sydney told her boyfriend Jason about it. Then horrible things happened. Emma suspects Jason and Sydney started to suspect him too. Then those two had an idea. They decided that they will share the money equally. But Jason seemed to want the whole money. So Emma killed him. But he sort of haunted them. The beginning was sort of boring but the rest was cool. I was surprised at the end when I knew the answer.
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