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I liked it just like the wrong number the first book it was great
it's very detailed and interesting
I recommend both books.


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The Wrong Number 2 Fear Street No 27 Bk 2 R L Stine Books Reviews

Deanna and Jade live to see another day from the original Wrong Number story. In this chilling sequel, it's a year later and the two girls receive a special phone call, promising revenge. Conveniently, the murderer they put away in the first book is now out of jail. Could it be him that's out for their blood?

Like the first book, this horror/thriller/murder mystery keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what will happen next. Who is really after them? Though they lived through the first book, will they make it through this one?

Fans of movies like Scream, and I Know What You Did Last Summer would probably find this book entertaining. It is geared towards the young adult crowd, but this series isn't afraid to take risks. People die, and there is a surprise death at the end of this book. Of course, you have to read to find out.

Like Book 1, I recommend the sequel as well. In some ways it is better because you are familiar with the characters and even more attached since it's two books instead of just one.
Last time Deena, Jade, and Chuck made some prank phone calls... some that got them in trouble. But now they’re the ones getting the calls... threatening ones.

In the last book, The Wrong Number , one of my main issues was that Deena didn’t get things done... as in, she just let things happen to her. This book suffered more of that with both Deena and Jade this time. It was so frustrating that they didn’t do something to get themselves out of trouble in certain situations! Girl, do something! Anything! Granted, when I read this book I had also been reading A LOT of Elemental Assassin. So yeah, not all female characters I come across can be badass assassins like Gin Blanco. Lol. I love Gin! Now I’m just imagining Gin in this situation and she would’ve kicked absolute ass and gotten things done and finished probably within the first 3 chapters of the book. Lol. Anyway...

As with most Fear Street books, this one had a bunch of cameos from characters from other books! I always love seeing them! First of all, apparently Deena and Rob are no longer together and Deena recently went out with Pete Goodwin from The Overnight . Omg what?! And also Debra Kern from the Fear Street Cheerleaders series is now going out with Rob. It’s a shame cause I really liked him. Lisa Blume from The New Girl also makes an appearance. As do Corky (also from the Cheerleaders), Gary Brandt (from The Overnight), and the Wade twins from Double Date (which I have not read yet, actually). That is a lot of people. Lol.

Overall, I liked this one okay. It wasn’t a favorite, but it also wasn’t that bad. It was suspenseful, had good descriptions, and an intriguing mystery. I guess I’m just not the biggest fan of these characters, tbh.

The Fear Street connection They return to Fear Street where the murder took place. Seriously, why? Lol.
Great follow up to the original!!
I think it was totally cool and attention grabbing it is amazing for people who like horror and R. L. Stines style of writing- Ellyn
I love it!
Love the fear street series!
great read for for a sequel
I liked it just like the wrong number the first book it was great
it's very detailed and interesting
I recommend both books.