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I received mine from Amazon in perfect condition, no rips, or creases on the cover or pages within. The cover has some gorgeous artwork, that helps you visualize while reading.

The paper quality is top notch on the inside as well, and if you're a Goosebumps fan, you KNOW the story is as well. Highly recommended!


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The Werewolf of Fever Swamp Goosebumps No14 R L Stine 9780590494496 Books Reviews

Seems crewpy but my 9 year old son loves to read Goosebumps stories and loves the Goosebumps series. And he is not an avid reader so it was great that he enjoys reading this series! The strange part is the book prices all differ. I am not sure why.. But Id pay to see my son reading and not on the stupid video games.
Perfect scare for the young at heart.
Nice to work and listen a goosebumps story . I hope theirs some more about Night mare room on MP3s too
Strange things are happening in fever swamp first it started with strange howling at night then a rabbit torn to shreds and everybody suspects it's Grady's new dog is his dog or a werewolf?The author of the book is RL stine I liked the book very much and it's better than I expected.
The howls. The torn apart rabbit. The killed deer.
When Grady Tucker and his family move to thir new home in the Florida swamp, Grady is ready for action. He can't wait to explore the vast swamp with all the interesting wildlife. But just four days after moving in Grady hears something very weird at night. Howls. Like the howls of a wolf or a coyote. But after meeting two kids in the swamp, Will and Cassie, Cassie says something very surprising and weird. "There is a werewolf in the swamp," she says. "Those howls at night are the werewolf." At first, Grady does not believe them. But then there was the ripped apart heron in the swamp. Then the ripped apart bunny rabbit. And then the murdered deer. Everyone thinks Grady's new dog is responsible. After all, he showed up just about when the howls started. But Grady knows his dog is just a regular old dog. But he does not know who is the werewolf in the swamp. And the werewolf has been watching him ever since.
I've been reading the series to my 8 year old and he loves them... I'm hoping when he's a little more fluid with his reading, these will keep him engaged to gain confidence to finish a whole chapter book!
In the mid 90's the Goosebumps books were probably the most popular book series for kids (in a world who had yet to meet Harry Potter amazingly enough). I definitely remember thinking they were the end all beat all of children's lit. "Werewolf of Fever Swamp" was the first 'Goosebumps' title I ever read, and was the one I read again and again. It was my favorite, and to this day, as someone in their early 20's, it still holds a special place on my bookshelf.

But what makes it good enough to care about years later? Having gotten nostalgic for the books (years ago I have up my cardboard box of over twenty Goosebumps books to a younger cousin, and will probably never see them again) I decided to treat myself to a copy of my favorite one. True, it only took me an hour to breeze through, and was certainly not the same read from when I was eight, but I was actually surprised at how well the story held up.

What ultimately makes it work is the characterization. R.L Stine's kids always felt like kids, easy to relate to, and the "voice" of them, whether girl or boy, always sounded authentic. The stories were never *scary*, but definitely were creepy, and more often than not had a great sense of atmosphere and tension. The end was usually not what you saw coming, and yet managed to hold up over subsequent readings. Not all endings were happy, but were still a sly wink at the reader.

So, though a quick, light read, "Werewolf of Fever Swamp" is fun, especially to read aloud to a younger brother or sister who doesn't see the end coming. There are plenty of other books and movies that are "too scary for children". Goosebumps are for them.
I received mine from in perfect condition, no rips, or creases on the cover or pages within. The cover has some gorgeous artwork, that helps you visualize while reading.

The paper quality is top notch on the inside as well, and if you're a Goosebumps fan, you KNOW the story is as well. Highly recommended!