
Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas
Robert Lawrence Stine and Stephen Roos's Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas (1996) is a ghost story and horror novella. It deals with christmas.
44 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 9 editions.
It runs to roughly 144 pages — 2–3 hours of reading at an average pace.
About Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas
Charles Dickens' holiday classic A Christmas Carol gets a modern-day horror twist in this tale of a bully named Kenny Frobisher who gets locked in Darby's Department Store (the same one owned by rich girl Reva in the Fear Street Super Chiller books) on Christmas Eve and encounters three ghosts who show him why he's mean during the holidays and what will happen if he doesn't change his ways.
Quick answers
Who wrote Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas?
Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas was written by Robert Lawrence Stine and Stephen Roos and first published in 1996.
What genre is Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas?
It is usually shelved as Ghost Stories and Horror.
How long is Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas?
The median edition has 144 pages, about 2–3 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to Ghosts of Fear Street - Fright Christmas?
Readers who like it often enjoy Remember Me, In a Dark, Dark Room and Other Scary Stories and Scary Stories 3.
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