Meg misses her friends, and her bestie Shannon and her boyfriend Tony just don’t quite fill that void. His girlfriend Ellen moved away she was in such shock and grief. Evan shot himself in the Fear Street Woods, and no one knows why. Well, pretty normal, outside of the fact that the summer before the horrible death of their friend Evan kind of tore a big hole down the middle of their clique. Meg Dalton and her group of friends are living normal lives in Shadyside. But it was worth it, because the dreckitude of this book’s condition was far outweighed by how nostalgic it was to hold it in my hands. The candy shell does NOT melt in your hand, but if cracked, the chocolate seeps into all the pages.

I found a long faded and nasty remnant of an M&M within it’s pages. The ILL copy I got of this book was pretty gross and disgusting, guys.

The Plot: And it was with “The Surprise Party” that I not only got back on track with going through the “Fear Street” series in order, but also having a full understanding of what my devotion to finding the originals would entail. Whoever wanted the party stopped would try anything-even murder! But why? The dark Fear Street woods held the answer…if Meg dared to discover the truth! “Cancel the party-or else,” the whispered voice on the phone told her. That’s when the terror began…the phone calls…the threats…the bizarre acts of violence. But when she heard that Ellen was returning for a visit, Meg had the answer: she’d bring them all together again with a surprise party for Ellen! Even her boyfriend Tony was acting moody, strange. Meg Dalton felt as if she’d lost her best friends. A year since Ellen moved away, and “the gang” split up. Where Did I Get This Book: Interlibrary Loan from the Library!īook Description: It’s been a year since Evan died in the Fear Street woods.

Book: “The Surprise Party” (Fear Street #2) by R.L.

The Surprise Party by R.L. Stine