Silent Night 3 (Fear Street Super Chillers, No. 11)

by R.L. Stine

Book Overview

Wishing to become famous one holiday season, spoiled rich girl Reva Dalby believes that her prosperous father can give her anything she wants, but when she goes too far, she realizes that someone is... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671529706
• Release Date: December 1996
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 0.5" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

Well . . .

Im going to make a short statement. Well first of all, I was full of excitement when the Silent Night books came out. . . but mainly for the covers, a crazed santa, a mob of evil model things. But was oh so dissappointed to find that this--like many of Stine's books--had no scary fictional beasts, merely a stupid kid. Although, I did enjoy the book, and suggest it to everyone. DO NOT BUY IT FOR THE COVER(S)! None of the juicy things the cover shows happends :(

Reva's A Jynx

If you had to be around Reva, you'd be in great danger. She's been kidnapped and this holiday ,she took advantageof her cousins scarfs,and called them Revawear. But for her Revawear show, her models are being killed.There are many subspects and here is a list 1.Daniel Powell,her ex boyfriend. 2.Rory,her friends crazy girlfriend. 3.Grant Nichols,one of the models girlfriend.I'll give you a hint,one of the suspects are dead. I gave it a five * because it had suspense,mystery , and the kind of person like Ebeneezer Scrooge who everyone hates , but the way of thier killing is very gross how they squeeze scarfs around there neck and act like you're a manniquin

Tense thriller that builds its characters well.

These Fear Street Super Chillers just keep getting better and better. I love all these books but I will warn readers that the series of R.L. Stine's Super Chillers contains extreme gore and violence but they are also very intelligent and well thought-up. If you don't mind a bit of ketchup on your bangers, then this will be a great read. Now, on with the review! Silent Night 3, the third book in the Silent Night series, is quite frankly a wonderful achievement. It is a book that has atmosphere and even though those are just words on the page, they seem to have an eeriness about them. In the action parts of the book especially, the words seem to explode out of the book. Reva is a brilliant character. She is so horrible and doesn't consider others which makes her unashamedly interesting to read. She is an evil character but somehow we still want her to survive - you'll understand when you read it. Reva is in pretty much every single paragraph and you can see her speaking through the book. This is due to the great descriptive language and character build-up in this horrifying super chiller. The finale to this book was suspenseful and kept you thinking afterwards. The characters each in themselves provide shocking parts for the reader and all the chapters have some new piece of information to solve the puzzle of Silent Night 3. I highly recommend this to readers who like R.L. Stine Super Chillers, especially The New Year's Party, Silent Night and Silent Night 2.

Awesome Book!

This book was totally awesome and it was very hard to put down. At the end of each chapter, something cool happens and you're dying to see what happens in the next chapter. This book is very cool and I would recommend it to anyone.

Reva still didn't change

Reva is still a snob. Pam, Reva's cousin, and her friend Willow made scarves and wanted to ask Reva's dad if they can sell them in his store. Reva tells her father that SHE made the scarves, and Pam and Willow want to get revenge on her. Reva decides to have a fashion show to model the scarves but all of her models end up being killed with the scarves tied around their necks. Who could it be? Deanna Cocco, Reva's fellow snob?