The book is drastically different from how the description portrays it, but the scariest part of this is how much of a stalker the bully is... Yeah.

This was just a weird trip on LSD, I think.

I'm actually really curious now to know if there is a "lost legend" in the real world. You know, maybe there's a real story written down somewhere, but it's been so long since anyone has heard or read it that they've forgotten what the story is about. All we know is that it exists somewhere and that it should be really good if only we could find it and read it. I need that story!

I think this was my favorite in the Monster Blood set. :-D

Heh... I like the books in this series where we assume that the main characters are human in spite of the fact that nowhere in the book is it stated that they are. From now on, every story I write will begin with a description including "human" as a qualifier if necessary. :-p

Just the cover gives me the creeps. I've never been fond of ventriloquist dummies and I think this is why! *horrified shivers*

Why can't Slappy come up with more creative things to say? Because he's a dummy! :-p

Seriously, though, why hasn't someone burned that slip of paper with the magic words, yet?

I still can't quite figure out if Horrorland was a great fake amusement park or if it really is a trap for humans... Darn that confusing ending!

"I pulled my long hair into a ponytail and tied it together with the hair scrunchie that was on my wrist. I always wear a hair scrunchie on each wrist. I like to be prepared. You never know when you’re going to need a hair scrunchie."

Ladies and gentlemen, this is me. I have scrunchies scattered everywhere that I'm likely to be for those "just in case" hair emergencies. Also, nothing holds my hair (without breaking it) better than a scrunchie.

Loved this one. :-D