The Face

by R.L. Stine

Book Overview

They say something horrible happened that day. But Martha can't remember any of it--not the smallest detail. They say it will come back to her in time. But someone wants her to remember now. She draws... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671894285
• ISBN13: 9780671894283
• Release Date: February 1996
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Length: 150 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Smells like the early 90s

Great page turner for adults and YA

Read this book!

The Fear Street books are always amazing. But this one is just wow. It’s probably my new favorite. It was so fun and chilling to experience the story from the main characters POV. As she’s regaining her memories it’s almost like we are too.

Blew me away

This book was SO SO SO SO good from beginning to end! Total page turner and full of surprises. The ending is sooooo unforgettable.

A Very Suspenseful Book!

Every Fear Street book I've read I've always thoroughly enjoyed. This one is one of my personal favorites. By the time you're finished you'll find yourself breathing hard. This is one book worth your time.

VAQAR FROM CANADA!

This book was pretty chilly. right til the end it holds u up to keep reading it. it has just so much of suspence in it that u just can't leave it for a moment. This was actually one of the most exciting hour of my life.

R.L. Stine's Best --- I couldn't put it down!

Imagine you are a talented artist. You're just a teenage girl, still, but you have talent. Imagine losing your memory after a horrible accident that you have absolutely no recollection of. Imagine having a dream -- a nightmare -- of drawing a gleaming, cold, silver line across the middle of your sketchpad with your ordinary pencil. Imagine drawing another line below it. Color seeps from it. Blood-red color seeps from the creasing, glittering, silver line. It is blood. This is what happens to Martha. She cannot remember ANYTHING that happened that one cold, dreary, lonely night. The ending will keep you guessing, keep the pages turning, keep your toes curling in fear. You will not flip to the back to find out what happens for fear of ruining the ending to such a gruesome, horrifying book. I recommend this to anyone daring enough to flip the cover. You will never regret it [unless you're reading it at night...]