Halley is a real piece of work if we’re to trust Brenda’s opinion she’s all sweet and innocent to Brenda’s parents’ faces but talks shit about them every chance she gets, including fat-shaming Brenda’s dad. Morgan at one point, shouting up through the air vent from the hallway below for Brenda to turn her music down, since it carries through the vent and throughout the house, and then it’s back to bitching about Halley. The conversation is briefly interrupted by Mrs. It hasn’t been a pleasurable experience for Brenda, who was forced to give up her bedroom and move into a smaller one for some reason. Īnyway, Brenda’s complaining about her cousin, Halley Benson, who temporarily moved in a month ago while her parents go through a messy divorce. She also has long legs, which you won’t have a chance to forget because Stine makes sure to mention her long legs as much as he can. Dina gets the most description here because she’s always complaining about her looks she’s too tall, too skinny, her chin’s too pointy, etc. Because we can’t have main characters with the same hair colour, Brenda’s got copper-coloured hair, Traci’s got black hair and Dina’s a brunette with a short haircut that she thinks makes her look like a boy. The book begins with our third-person protagonist Brenda Morgan in her room with her besties, Traci Warner and Dina Smithers. Ted and Noah – Brenda and Traci’s scumbag boyfriends. Traci – Brenda’s bestie who’s dating Noah.ĭina – Brenda’s other best friend who has long legs. Halley – Brenda’s cousin who’s moved in while her parents settle their messy divorce. Let’s read! Recapīrenda – Our heroine who can’t stand her cousin. It’s short and punchy and has piqued my interest, but that ‘Ha. The blurb is very simple too, but that’s not a bad thing. Other than the weird face, it’s a very basic, generic Halloween cover. That face reminds me of what of those traditional dragon tattoos lol. Now let’s talk about the cover this might be the strangest jack-o’-lantern I’ve ever seen.

It’s just a joke.įirst impressions: It’s been a while since we had a Stine book that wasn’t Fear Street, so I’m looking forward to this one! I love Halloween-themed horror (except for Trick or Treat lol) and really enjoyed Halloween Party, so I’m keen to see what else Stine can do with the holiday.

Not that they’re really going to kill anybody. Something to go along with Brenda’s perfect Halloween Party. So Brenda and her friends decide to plan the perfect murder.

Because Halley keeps stealing other people’s boyfriends.

Tagline: Trick or treat… the trick is not to die….

Rl stine halloween night 2