Prom Nights from Hell | Meg Cabot, Stephenie Meyer, ...

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Prom Nights from Hell

	Prom Nights from Hell Meg Cabot, Stephenie Meyer, ... HarperTeen, 2007 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 19 reviews view larger image
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This book is really good.

If you've read Twilight or are in to horror/romance. You will most likely enjoy this book. Because I loved it. I wish that they would write another.

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A thoroughly delightful read. My date was 2 hours late, so I appreciate the situations. Just a fun read.

ok, but Michele Jaffe's story was wonderful

I would love to read much more about Miranda AND Sibby from Michele Jaffe's "Kiss and Tell". I became thoroughly engaged by her characters and I was completely disappointed when the story ended: plenty of material to continue this as a novel. Stephanie Meyer's story was interesting, but the rest were just not as good as I would expect from those authors. This is a "check out of the library" book, I'm sorry to say.

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Good, but needs closure

I'm a large fan of taking normal events and adding a fantastic/supernatural twist. For this reason I loved the idea and the majority of this book.

However, since it's a short story collection I don't think it should have been as open-ended as it was. Meg Cabot, although alluding to events coming in the future, ended the story. The Corsage was ended too. The other three however, were too much like book previews. If you write for a short story collection, write a short story. Granted, these authors are used to the novel and that could be the reason, but "Dim Reaper" dumped a lot of information and left you hanging. "Kiss and Tell" could have ended but threw in a cliche "she's a princess" twist and Hell on Earth was almost there. Almost

Still, I did enjoy the concept.

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