La comida no es gran cosa; los consejeros son un poco extraños y el director del campo, Tío Al, parece loco.Guillermo puede tolerar todo eso, pero sus com- pañeros de carpa están empezando a desaparecer.¿Qué estará pasando? ¿Por qué sus padres no le contestan sus cartas? ¿Qué es lo que acecha allá afuera cuando oscurece?El Campo Luna Nocturna se está convirtiendo en el campo de las pesadillas.De verdad... y Guillermo podría ser el próximo... Cuidado, lector!Usted está a punto de llevarse un susto, de sentir EscalofríosEspere los próximos dos escalofriantes títulos El fantasma de al lado¡Cuidado con tus deseos!

Camp Nightmoon is turning into Camp Nightmare!

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My daughter seemed to enjoy it mostly. But it was a very slow-moving plot and she had a hard time paying attention to the story. Even I did and I was the one reading it. Also, I don't know if it was because I already watched this one as an episode of the tv series, but it felt a bit boring to me. Maybe just not one of my favorites. ( )

#9 "It's the little camp of horrors!"
Camp is always weird your first time going. Strange noises out in the woods, weird acting camp counselors... people disappearing? What could be terrorizing Billy and his new friends at Camp Nightmoon? ( )

So, this book had some merits as far as a decent Goosebumps book goes. Once more, an eye-roll for the ending and the unforgivable nature of things like the Forbidden Bunk never being explored.

[b: Welcome to Camp Nightmare|125538|Welcome to Camp Nightmare (Goosebumps, #9)|R.L. Stine|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1390767495s/125538.jpg|2687577] is effective in eliciting the fear of a kid being thrust into the utter unknown of summer camp. One by one it makes every fear a kid in a first time sleep away camp might have real. No nurse. No way to contact home. Kids getting hurt and going missing with no explanation or care, counselors hurting kids... the list goes on and on. It's effective in that sense, and actually a bit disturbing in some of the cruelty. The baseball to the head actually made me wince reading it.

The ending knocked a star off for me. It was both obvious and just... ridiculous. But I'm not the target audience. ( )