I’m starting a series in which I post a review that was written a while ago, or I will review a book I read a while ago. The first one in the series is College Weekend by R.L. Stine.
READ IN 2008.
Nothing can ruin Tina River’s big weekend at Patterson College with her boyfriend, Josh Martin. She’s so excited, she doesn’t even mind that her cousin, Holly, will be tagging along.
But when Tina and Holly arrive, Josh is gone. His roommate, Christopher Roberts, says Josh is stuck in the mountains, delayed by car trouble. That’s weird— Josh never mentioned he was going away.
It gets even weirder when Holly suddenly disappears. But Christopher isn’t worried— about Holly or Josh. Christopher seems to have the answer to everything. Tina is confused. But one thing is clear— she’s about to learn more about love and murder than she ever wanted to know.
This is the typical cheesy R.L. Stine book, but this book will always have a special place in my heart. Normally, I would not like a character like Tina because she has a very cry-baby attitude but I just love this book. I love the character of Christopher even though I probably shouldn’t. I love the plot, I love the setting, I just love everything about this book even though people might judge me because of that. For being only 147 pages, this book does what some books don’t, in that it gives you relatable characters and a story that can be loved by readers. I would recommend this to anyone because it is enjoyable and a quick read.
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