The announcement hangs in the center of a huge bulletin board. If she'd known what the class would be like, Mariah would never have signed up. Because it's a class like no other--a class that teaches terror. Mariah wishes she could escape--but the class is closed and she's trapped . . . forever.
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This book was about four students who signed up for a night class that they didn't know what the subject was. The tutor told the four students that the subject was."evil" they were told to choose someone to scare,then they would change and move to scare their choice. It is a scary book if you have signed up for a night class or are at home because you might start to think while reading this book that someone has chosen you as a scare choice.
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3 Mar 2013
By Pamela Brown
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Mariah's not sure why she's signed up for the mysterious night class. The notice on the board gives no clue as to the subject, but something compels her to add her name to the list.... Only three other people have signed up. So it's a very select class, but then the subject requires special skills and individual attention.... For they are all learning the art of fear. And their teacher demands results. But there's no easy way to make the grade...in terror....
Another gripping Point Horror series. This title was first published in the US in 1995 and in the Uk in 1996 and has 187 pages, I loved this book, it takes me back to my teens, it's a great read dispite what anyone else says about this title, try it for yourself and see what you think. This should be as a kindle e-book, perhaps amazon.com can make this happen for us international customers? something to think about I'm sure
Another gripping Point Horror series. This title was first published in the US in 1995 and in the Uk in 1996 and has 187 pages, I loved this book, it takes me back to my teens, it's a great read dispite what anyone else says about this title, try it for yourself and see what you think. This should be as a kindle e-book, perhaps amazon.com can make this happen for us international customers? something to think about I'm sure
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23 July 1998
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This is perhaps the worst book I have ever read, and I have read lots of books. The author uses way too much symbolism, and she overuses similes and metaphors.....there is at least 1 in each paragraph!!! This gets EXTREMELY annoying and iritating. Also, the plot is cheesy, and the author never tells about the feelings the students have when they "become dark." They all act normal. I'm done, I've said my piece, NEVER READ THIS BOOK! A waste of time.
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