Classic Goosebumps Werewolf of Fever Swamp (Classic Goosebumps #11): Volume 11, Book 11, (Paperback)

from ElizaJane

Not as good as previous books I've read in this series. The scare factor just wasn't there and even though the chapters ended in Stine's classic cliffhangers he didn't manage to grip me. Not a creepy story at all but he did manage to make a good mystery. The identity of the werewolf was kept a se...

from t1bclasslibrary

Grady has had to move to Florida because of his dad's science experiments, and the only thing around seems to be a swamp. Luckily he makes a couple friends who warn him about the werewolf- they think it's the crazy old hermit who lives in the swamp. His parents blame Grady's new dog, Wolf, for al...

from bookwyrmm

Took a third of the book before werewolves were even mentioned, which did not leave much for the suspense to really build.

from seldombites

Despite being written for children, the Goosebumps books are good reads. Light enough for those days when you just can't concentrate, R.L.Stine still manages to entertain. This book is great for tweens and teens as it is thrilling enough to give them a chill while lacking the (often graphic) desc...

from mspioneer

I think this book was very good...the author was creative. He compared the werewolfs with other werewolves in comic books. -JG