Average for Fear Street. The two girls were pretty dumb at times (stealing evidence to convince the police you're innocent? LOL. Sure, that'll work.), but it was a fast and easy read. No plot twists and straight forward. ( )

The first time I read this I was about 11 or 12. I enjoyed it then and now at 40, I’ve enjoyed it even more.

I’m glad I’m once more tackling this series. Fear Street is a great for readers of all ages who enjoy a good thriller with some spooky thrown in for good measure. ( )

Average for Fear Street. The two girls were pretty dumb at times (stealing evidence to convince the police you're innocent? LOL. Sure, that'll work.), but it was a fast and easy read. No plot twists and straight forward. ( )

Possible Spoiler Alert:

Last Fear Street Reread! So this book was kind of dumb, but at least the police had the right prime suspect in mind after all. What I really want to do, however, is take a moment to talk about the series as a whole. As much as I groaned at the predictable, unrealistic (though generally not supernatural), and repetitive plots, they never bogged me down. I've had one or two books I couldn't finish at all, and others I could barely slog through, but these held my attention, and were never torture to read. The number one way I'd improve the series: more ghosts, less murder. No one would even move to Shadyside if the murder rate were that high. ( )

It began as an innocent prank. Call someone on the phone, shake them up a little with some sexy whispers and then hang up. But when one of the numbers is on Fear Street, readers can be sure there is more than "innocence" in store!