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Hit and Run - R L Stine

Description: ISBN 0590453858 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: R L Stine / Paperback / Reading Level: Young Adult / 176 Pages / Book is published ... more

Hit and Run - R L Stine ... 2008-02-04 by Scholastic Paperbacks

Newest Review: ... I've read that I thought the author should have became famous only they didn't, here's a few I think: Samantha Lee (Read ... more

... Reviews on Demon & Demon II), Sinclair Smith (read review on "The Waitress"), Linda Cargill (read review on "The Dark") and Carmen Adams (read review on "The Claw"). If Point Horror had lasted for a little longer I reckon these authors would have been famous, and I really feel for these authors, it usually is the ones whose books are quite possibly the better ones of the series. This book is called Hit and Run, and it is written by THE famous R.L. Stine. For you who don't know, he is the...more

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Hit and Run - R L Stine: Look Before You Leap (849 words)
by - written on 07/05/09 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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As many of you know I have set myself a task to read all the point horror books I have. I am actually getting quite bored with them, which is shocking, however they are really good, and I am revising as well so maybe I prefer to read books rather than do revision, so I'm trying not to read until exams are over, as if that'll happen. I have 6 more Point Horror books to review, 2 of which I still need to read. I am officially a massive fan of the Point horror books and I'm dreadfully upset to find out that they've gone and disappeared. I love the way these books are created and I think they are a real inspiration to everyone who would like to go down the author ... Read the complete review

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