Fifth-Grade Zombies
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- Create Date：2021-07-24 06:52:03
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：R.L. Stine
- ISBN：1338355813
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Summary
This is Slappy's world -- You only scream in it！
Scarlett Martenson and her friends are total zombie fans！ With Ross as the brains， Annie as the makeup artist， Owen as the fright master， and Scarlett as their leader， the group is unstoppable as they terrorize their unsuspecting neighbors。 But when Granny Z moves into the creepy， old， abandoned house at the bottom of the hill， things get rotten for the zombie club。 Can Scarlett find a way to save herself and her friends or will things continue to decay？
Scarlett Martenson and her friends are total zombie fans！ With Ross as the brains， Annie as the makeup artist， Owen as the fright master， and Scarlett as their leader， the group is unstoppable as they terrorize their unsuspecting neighbors。 But when Granny Z moves into the creepy， old， abandoned house at the bottom of the hill， things get rotten for the zombie club。 Can Scarlett find a way to save herself and her friends or will things continue to decay？
Reviews
Billy
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Hands down， Fifth-Grade Zombies is not only the best entry from the Goosebumps SlappyWorld spinoff series， but it's one of my favorite Goosebumps stories。 I was psyched when I got my hands on this book， but due to my disappointment with the last book， Monster Blood Is Back， I kept my expectations low。 Within a few chapters， I got hooked into the story， which borrows a little bit from Stephen King's Children of the Corn and the school bus segment from Trick 'r Treat。 Now not everything is fully e Hands down， Fifth-Grade Zombies is not only the best entry from the Goosebumps SlappyWorld spinoff series， but it's one of my favorite Goosebumps stories。 I was psyched when I got my hands on this book， but due to my disappointment with the last book， Monster Blood Is Back， I kept my expectations low。 Within a few chapters， I got hooked into the story， which borrows a little bit from Stephen King's Children of the Corn and the school bus segment from Trick 'r Treat。 Now not everything is fully explained as to why certain things happened。 Some readers could be bothered by this。 I like it when plots aren't 100% explained because it makes the story creepier。Overall， Goosebumps SlappyWorld: Fifth-Grade Zombies is one of the best installments in the twenty-nine-year-old franchise。 Young or old， if you like fun zombie stories， then I recommend reading this one。 。。。more
Justin Tate
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Oh， dear。 Jovial Bob Stine strikes again。 Despite such terrifying cover art， which is almost as iconic as the Tim Jacobus paintings from the 90s， Fifth-Grade Zombies is much more about laughs than scares。 The meandering first half offers little suspense except a brief "Children of the Corn" type moment where strange voices whisper among the cornfields。 The tension quickly passes in favor of scenes which are frankly boring。 A lot of "Why doesn't anyone believe me？？" so commonly found in the origi Oh， dear。 Jovial Bob Stine strikes again。 Despite such terrifying cover art， which is almost as iconic as the Tim Jacobus paintings from the 90s， Fifth-Grade Zombies is much more about laughs than scares。 The meandering first half offers little suspense except a brief "Children of the Corn" type moment where strange voices whisper among the cornfields。 The tension quickly passes in favor of scenes which are frankly boring。 A lot of "Why doesn't anyone believe me？？" so commonly found in the original Slappy books， except in those the stakes were much higher。 Slappy's villainy includes turning parents against you， getting unjustly punished for cruel jokes， and actual destruction of property。 Here the terrifying mysteries include finding an old shoe in the yard。 Wah-Wah。At long last the mystery of the rumored zombie children takes hold。 We do get a few breathless pages of icky， undead kids being creepy that is almost worthy of the cover art。 I had a hunch that the "boring" opening would eventually come around as a surprise in the end。 It does， and the ending line is admittedly a winner。 Still， I was left with the overall impression that Stine was phoning this one in。 I know it's been a busy year with his non-stop output of Just Beyond， Garbage Pail Kids and SlappyWorld books， but I think we deserved better than this。 More like 2 1/2 stars， but the cover gives it a boost。 。。。more
Wolverinefactor
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This was so darn good until that wet fart of a last page。
Sidney Parchepool
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This will become a great book！
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