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 School for Death - Peter Beere
Newest Review: ... then tonnes of new authors would find limelight. Famous authors (from the Point Horror series) include R.L. Stine (see review ... more  ... on "Hit & Run"), Richie Tankersley Cusick (See review on "Trick or Treat"), Malcolm Rose & Caroline B. Cooney to name a few. Although there has been a few books from this series 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 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&quo...more |
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School for Death - Peter Beere: Going to school can be murder... But reading this book is wo ... (705 words)
by - written on 16/06/09 (Very useful, 65 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 just done an English Exam today, so this review might not be perfect. I have 6 more Point Horror books to review; I have read all of the Point Horror books I have. 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 ... Read the complete review
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