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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Most Humorous of Series, November 2, 1999
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micbeeb (Austin, TX USA) - See all my reviews
When Christopher Pike first began the Spooksville series I was disappointed that he would write something so much like the Goosebumps series. However, Spooksville has turned out to be some of Pike's most light hearted and witty writing. The Wishing Stone is my favorite book in the series. I love how the "resourceful" pre-teens always manage to get themselves into and out of trouble. Sally's scenes with the alligator alien always send me into a fit of giggles. Read this book! My only hope is that Pike will continue with this series!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Another Great Read, May 9, 2003
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In this particular book, the kids find a wishing stone and for every wish they make there is an unforseen price tag attached. The entire series is great and the characters are delightful.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Christopher Pike-The Wishing Stone, October 16, 2002
By A Customer
This book is a very good book for young readers. It is about 4 kids that find a stone while walking in a wood one day and whenever they ask for someting with the stone in their hand, it immediately appears in front of them. But there is a catch, they must pay off their wishes by slaving away on a planet far away. The two girls are taken away but the boys manage to survive and go on a long and tiring misson to go and save the girls from the slave planet.

I would rate this book four stars as it is a good read and keeps the suspense up.

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5.0 out of 5 stars This is not one of his BEST! But it's Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, April 12, 1998
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While walking in the woods, Sally found the wishing Stone!!! The rest of the gang Cindy, Adam, and Watch said not to mess with it but being Sally she messed with it anyway! They paid their price for messing with it! But will they get out? Will they be there forever? Where are they? You'll answer these Questions and much more!!! If you haven't read it already you should read ti and all of his other books! There're Great. Christopher Pike is the Best author there'll ever be! He is the greatest. I love his books. He keeps you off your seat the whole time!!!! He is Great, I could read him all DAY!!! If you don't think you should read this book then you're wrong. I read almost all his Spooksville and some of his Novels, and i loved them all. I wish i coould say the same about other Authors but I can't so read this book and tell the world what you think of it!!! Christopher Pike RULZ!!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Adventurous, September 17, 1998
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After finding a wishing stone, Adam and a group of three friends accidently start to wish for things. But then they find out that there is a price for every wish. The "collector" soon comes and transports them to a slave planet to work off their depts. Adam and Watch (his friend) manage to escape and find a friend who helps them rescue the two girls. In the end there is a twist and everyone is happy. By Robert Nguyen.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very GOOD!, February 12, 2005
While hiking in the woods, Adam and his friends find an old stone. It is clear like a cyrstal ball a fortuneteller uses.To their imense surprise, if they hodl and make a wish, it can come true. They call it the Wishing Stone. They love it very much. Until they discover that there is a heavy price for each wish!
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The Wishing Stone (Spooksville) by Christopher Pike (Paperback - April 15, 1998)
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