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Ski Weekend (Fear Street, No. 10)

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it was ok.you will never guess who the killer really is, Some of the chapters were boring but other than that it was ok.

This book was pretty good, but as I said it is very predictable. The ending is expected because there is alot of suspicion towards the person who ends up being involved in the conspiracy. It's interesting how these innocent-like kids end up in a very tangled up situation! I would definitely rate this 8 out of 10. I would definitely recommend this book indeed! ~Chloe

Ariel, Doug and Shannon were stranded by a blizzard when Red turns up. He brings them to a lodge but suddenly their hosts are acting hostile. They are stuck in a house full of guns and the phones are dead. Then the real terror begins.

Another great Fear Street installment.

I liked this book, although it came to a slow start but quickly picked up. The characters are real and you can really believe them and know what they're feeling. It has some twists that will suprise you. I couldn't put this book down.
It starts out with 4 friends headed home after a ski weekend and find themselves in a big mess when it becomes a terrible blizzard outside and they cant see inches in front of there windsheild and then there car breaks down so they spot a house up the hill that they figure they can stay in and wait out the storm at. But everything turns into a nightmare for these 4 young friends once they enter the house. And I guess you will have to read for yourself what it is. But over all this was one of the better books by R.L. Stine, because it's believable, something like this can happen in real life.

Ski Weekend Is about a group of friends that goes on vacation at a ski lodge.
They drive there during a really bad blizzard. They can't see outside the car, and they're sliding all over the roads. Someone thinks they see something outside and starts freaking out. The car breaks down in they walk around to find a place to stay. They see an old house, they knock on the door, but no one answers. The door is unlocked, and they walk in they stand in front of the window and sees a shadow. That's the basics of the book, but I didn't really like this book because there were lots of boring parts, and I couldn't stay into the book. The book was boring I almost didn't want to finish. Maybe the reason why I didn't like it book is because I'm not a R.L Stine fan, but I love murder stories. There's something about R.L Stine that I don't like he just makes his stories where nothing happens tell the end of his storie.

this book has been one of my favorite RL Stine books for a while. The book shows that you think you can trust someone but in the end you dont know who to turn to. This book also has good character development, you will feel like your right next to the characters the whole time and going through the same things that they are. i recomend this book to anyone who likes a good scary mystery

This story is about kids that were playing in the snow. The main characters' names are: Ariel Munroe, Doug Mahr, and Shannon Harper, Doug's girlfriend.

Ski Weekend is very scary, because the kids that were there were playing and suddenly a blizzard came. Some people even died.

This is a very good book to read alone or in a group in the dark. It would be appropiate in the winter in front of the fireplace.

This book was incredibly creepy, and the suspicion rose page after page. When the three teens found out what was going on, their struggle to escape was very scary. I recommend this very much for just a great suspense novel.

This book was REALLY suspenseful. I especially liked when they were trying to escape, and it was scary when they saw the guy staring at them from outside

The ending was a bit confusiing though [i still don't really get it]

*sparkle*

Four kids get trapped in a snow storm after spending the weekend at a ski lodge, and have to stay with total strangers. They picked up a boy named Red at the lodge, who didn't turn out to be as friendly as they thought!