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The Third Evil (Fear Street Cheerleaders, No. 3)

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Another work of art by R.L. Stine. This book is about a young girl named Corky recovering a tragic accident of the death of both her sister and her boyfriend by an evil killing them and taking over her friends' bodies. She goes to a cheerleading camp only to find out the evil, so evil to say, overtakes her body. If you are an R.L. Stine reader...you know,your in for the third evil twist.

In the third book about Corky and the squad, the girls go to a very creepy camp! Still upset about her sister Bobbi's tragic death, Corky finally thinks the spirt killing her sister and members from the squad is gone. Guess Again!
I would rate this book only 4 stars because I read the series out of order and began with the 3rd one. It didn't make as much since, it was still good though. Recommemded for anybody who loves Fear Street!

This time Corky Corcoran, Kimmy Bass, Debra Kern and Ronnie Mitchell visit a cheerleading camp. Their cheerleading camp is so creepy because the evil is still alive. Wow!. I can't believe Corky was possesd here. Will she die?.

Corky lives a normal life with her mom,dad,sister,and brother. Soon Bobbi, Corky's sister is possessed by an evil spirit and dies along with Corky's old boyfriend Chip. Soon Corky has dreams about her dead sister Bobbi. In the dreams Bobbi is trying to warn her,but Corky doesn't know what she's trying to say. Strange things are beginning to happen. And Corky feels as if someone or something is after her. Now, after series of close calls, she struggles to stay alive. If you like to read any other R.L.Stine books. I would deffinetly recommend the book to you. I had never read R.L.Stine books before and now after I read this book, I can't get enough! I would really recommend it.

This book explores many themes of trust, memory, psychological disturbance and existentialism. Along with intense plotting, and a cast of 6 characters, 4 of whom are very well developed, R. L. Stine delivers a tour de force you'll never forget.

Corky's sister, Bobbi, had just been killed two books ago ('The First Evil') by the...thing. She lately has had dreams of her sis haunting her at night, opening her own head.... Then at Cheerleader Camp, there are unexplainable incidents: Hannah's plait is cut off and Corky finds the scissors on HER dresser. But what she doesn't realize is that it's because The Evil no longer inhabits Kimmy, but her...
If you want a scary, edge of your seat book, dig into this one by R.L Stine. Even if you haven't read the other two ('The First Evil' and 'The Second Evil') the book still explains for you what had happened lately. A fantastic read!

I read this when I was eleven or twelve, almost 10 years ago. It freaked me out then, but I was surprised that I still found it entertaining. Corky's been battling this evil spirit for a while now. In the first book, it killed her sister, and in the second book she strangled her friend over the bathtub until the evil spirit got flushed down the drain. But you know, "IT CAN'T BE DROWNED" so the evil spirit is back again like an unwanted relative, and feistier than ever in the last-and best book in the trilogy. This is an ancient evil, and the characters think various cheesy, fearful thoughts whenever they refer to it. Most of the time they just call it "the evil".
The whole thing with Corky kept the plot from lagging, and this book from suffering sequel-itis. When you think about it, it's the coolest way he could have ended it. This book is laughable sometimes, the cheerleaders discuss the evil spirit sometimes like they are discussing something they forgot to pick up from the store and then get back to their "ra ra" lives. My favorite quote "Maybe Debra's under the car?". The evil spirit thinks this hopefully after trying to run this character down in the mall parking lot and missing. Also, Debra, after almost getting run over, climbs up to the top of a mill with the cheerleader who was possessed. Hmm, you think warning bells would have gone off in her head after that. These cheerleaders are kind of dumb.
But this is a young adult book, and I found I still enjoyed it after I recently read it.

I've read every single book in the Cheerleaders series, and this one is my favorite. I like how it explains what happened to Sarah Fear in the past. Although the Fear Street Sagas book called The Awakening Evil explains the past of Sarah Fear much better. My favorite character is Hannah because she's so mean.

The evil is back...........AGAIN??? Corky is still on the cheerleading sqad. in this book, a new cheerleader joins the squad. The new cheerleader, Hannah is a show off and Kimmy, Corky, and Veronica don't like her. Kimmy hates her the most... she even said once, "I could just kill her! But Kimmy isn't the evil spirit......... They go off to cheerleading camp and once again, the evil follows. The begining is gross, and scary. Hannah has her hair cut off, and almost scalded to death. You won't believe who the evil chose this time................. The ending is good and shocking. I highly recormend reading or buying this book!

This story is one of the best!It was the first one I read ,which I regret, but I still loved it ! All the competition, Corky acusing her friend of having the evil inside her, her friend going with Hannah, thinking nobody liked her, all the strange things going on at the cheerleading camp!It is full of suspense!It was one of Stines greatest books!