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The Second Horror (99 Fear Street, No. 2)

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This was a great story. Very creep y especially those evil rats eeek!!!! I hate rats. Very nice story and The ending to the thisrd one was great I was so happy about the ending. I loved Goosebumnps I have just started Reading the Fear Street Books and so far I think they are great. I believe these books can be for older peopel to. Becuase these books were creepy. how can a 9 year old kid see peopels heads being ripped off in a story I don't see how but they do so great Series I intendo to buy some more of the Fear streets any reccomendations from anyone on here on whats another good fears treet to get.

More than a year after "The First Horror" ended, 11th-grader Brandt McCloy and his parents are moving into the 99 Fear Street house. Not long after they arrive, strange things start to happen: Brandt's cat is killed by a flying spear (just curious--why do all pets have to die horribly in Stine's books?), someone or something is moving around at night in the attic, and Brandt finds Cally Frasier's diary, which is mysteriously still being written in.

Apart from the terror at home, Brandt is becoming very popular with the girls at Shadyside High, in particular with Abbie Ayler, Jinny Thompson, and Meg Morris. However, the ghost of Cally Frasier intends to harm everyone Brandt is close to, including the above-mentioned girls. What can Brandt do to protect everybody, including himself, from Cally's pent-up rage? (By the way, since when did Cally get so angry? Maybe it's because she's now part of the evil in the house, but it just seems so out of character. In the first book, she was rather nice.)

Like the first book in this trilogy, "The Second Horror" is just as bad, and I don't mean "bad" as in "good". The ending is unbearably awful, and the plot is just plain silly. So, unless you're a really loyal R. L. Stine fan, I'd skip this trilogy ("The First Horror", "The Second Horror", and "The Third Horror").

The second book of this series is as good as the first. In this one Cally is after the new tenant in the house, 99 Fear Street. His name is Brandt, and his is your normal, good looking, high school boy. The guys compete with him and the girls love him, but one girl wants him all to herself. Cally Frasier, and she will do anything to keep him, including killing him. But she gets a surprise in the end that she will never forget as she sinks deeper and deeper into the evil. This was a very well written book, much better than the goosebumps series. It will keep you on the edge of your seat right until the end. When Brandt tells all, you'll meet one of his worst fears. Cally is just as bad as ever trying to finish off all competition for Brandt. Read this book for an action packed trip to 99 Fear Street.

Horror

When I read the first part (the first horror) I was really scared. And I don't like to admit those things, so you can believe me. This and the other two books are about a house which better never should have been build. The house was build over a cemetery of the victims of the Fear Family. Insiders knew what sort of people the Fears where and why it's logical that the house is doomed. In 20 years nobody lived there but then the Frasiers (part one) and Cally Frasier has to stay in the house - as a ghost.
Now there are the new inhabitants - the McCloys. Cally, who becomes cruel, because of the house, starts to threat Brandt (the son of the inhabitants) by her diary on the attic. Brandt has to realize that the house is evil - hunted. And Cally likes Brandt and looks after him. When she knew about his female friends she tries to kill them in the house. Then she gets an idea. She would love to hunt the house together with Brandt, so she wants to kill him, too. Can Brandt escape?
You can find the answer by reading this exciting book! Have a lot fun, you won't be disappointed.

This was a great story. Very creep y especially those evil rats eeek!!!! I hate rats. Very nice story and The ending to the thisrd one was great I was so happy about the ending. I loved Goosebumnps I have just started Reading the Fear Street Books and so far I think they are great. I believe these books can be for older peopel to. Becuase these books were creepy. how can a 9 year old kid see peopels heads being ripped off in a story I don't see how but they do so great Series I intendo to buy some more of the Fear streets any reccomendations from anyone on here on whats another good fears treet to get.

this book is da bomb!!! this book is about a boy and his family had just moved into a house that was on Fear Street. but he didn't know that a ghost was living there, a ghost who had died in there, and who use to live there. you should read this book. this book is for people out there who loves to read horror. i am telling you. this book is da bomb!!! trust me.

I think it was a good book because it just kept u reading to find out what was going to happen in the end. I am a person who does not like to read and this book was interesting. For anyone that reads or does not read they should pick this book!

this book was much better than the first. this house has a secret but so does the boy who moved in.

99 Fear Street: The Second Horror is fantastic. The way author wrote the story is way too cool. And their alot questions that pop into your mind about Brandt's condition. WWhy can't he play basketball, and you know what Brandt's thoughts are too. And his condition is very mysterious. Some ways the book is funny because two girls are trying to hook up with him.

You just have to read this book. Some of you might think it does not fit into the trilogy, but it does have a reson because it show that the way Callie's spirit has agressive into a spiteful person!

I liked this book pretty well, for it's creavtivity. I give it credit for taking on a whole new character and building a story line around it. But at the same time, I resented the book for doing that. I think it should have stayed more toward the first family and how it is effecting them all now. Though, now that I think about it, I don't see how 99 Fear street is some much effecting the guy's situation. His past situation doesn't make much sense in this book, why would his past have to do so much in this book?