Dina had to endure her parents’ bad divorce all on her own because her friends - namely Brenda - weren’t there for her until recently. As for the always dispirited Dina who works at a vet to help provide for herself and her mother, she pities Halley. Traci is more inclined to humor Brenda and even take her side in the matter, especially later once Halley goes after her boyfriend Noah. Soon enough, the main character finds an even better reason for wanting her cousin dead - she catches Halley kissing her boyfriend Ted.īrenda’s best friends feel differently about the Halley situation. At first Brenda is merely upset over having to give up her bedroom to Halley.

And until the adults can sort things out, Halley stays with the Morgans. High-school senior Brenda has been miserable ever since Halley came to live with her and her folks she shows no sympathy even as her cousin is caught up in her parents’ messy and drawn-out divorce. Stine introduces the potential murderer and her accomplices. Eventually one thing leads to another, and Brenda decides this year’s Halloween will be Halley’s last.īefore anyone can commit a crime in this book, author R.L. Things have been tense since Brenda’s cousin Halley moved in with her family the two teenage girls aren’t getting along, whatsoever. A simple class assignment - plan the perfect murder - inspires Brenda Morgan and her two best friends to kill. In 1998, a pilot episode for a potential Ghosts of Fear Street TV series was aired on ABC, but the pilot episode was never picked up due to the pilot scoring some of the lowest ratings in channel history.What started out as a morbid joke among friends is now dangerously real in the 1993 book Halloween Night.

Despite being published under Stine's name, the books were in fact ghostwritten.Horror Hotel: Part 2 - Ghost in the Guest Room.

Horror Hotel: Part 1 - The Vampire Checks In.In August 2009, Simon & Schuster, under their Children's Publishing imprint, began to reissue the books in special two-in-one editions. The series was released by the Simon & Schuster imprint Aladdin Paperbacks, and lasted for thirty-six books, released from 1996 to 1998. Every book has a different monster and child. In every book, a 12-year-old child (sometimes with their friends or family) has a terrifying adventure in Fear Street, a small street in the town of Shadyside which is known by the kids in the books to have lots of ghosts and monsters. Ghosts of Fear Street is a younger version of the Fear Street series, aimed at children ages 8 to 12.

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