I liked R.L. Stine when I was in middle school lol. Was it for adults?

 

Young adults.

 

It didn't keep you guessing and screaming?

 

Not hardly. :lol2:

It didn't keep you guessing and screaming?

 

I debated buying it, but there was a quote on the cover by Harlan Coben saying how good it was.

Just finished reading Ford County by John Grisham, in the middle of A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. I've read both before but it has been a while. I have enjoyed both re-reads immensely.

^ Now that was a really stupid book.

 

I saw you added it to your reading list on Goodreads and I thought "I liked R.L. Stine, that might be a nice read for a lazy day." Then I saw your rating. :lol2:

I saw you added it to your reading list on Goodreads and I thought "I liked R.L. Stine, that might be a nice read for a lazy day." Then I saw your rating. :lol2:

 

I wouldn't even want Getslow to read it. That's how bad it is.

 

I always liked his Goosebumps stuff, but this was geared to Young Adults. And it was very poorly rated by other Goodreads users too.

I saw you added it to your reading list on Goodreads and I thought "I liked R.L. Stine, that might be a nice read for a lazy day." Then I saw your rating. :lol2:

 

I'm searching for some Halloween-ish stuff to start reading here in a month or so. I know you do the same thing, so if you come across anything, be sure to let us know.

I wouldn't even want Getslow to read it. That's how bad it is.

 

:lol2:

 

I'm searching for some Halloween-ish stuff to start reading here in a month or so. I know you do the same thing, so if you come across anything, be sure to let us know.

 

Good deal.

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I just ordered the first three books in the Culper Ring series by Brad Meltzer, anyone read them? "Inner Circle", "Fifth Assassin", and "The President's Shadow".

 

I told MTGL that I just finished all 3 of these and liked the series.

I am about halfway through Sandra Brown's "Friction."

 

 

Good read.