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Laddar... Deep Trouble II (Goosebumps #58)av R. L. Stine
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Gå med i LibraryThing för att få reda på om du skulle tycka om den här boken. Det finns inga diskussioner på LibraryThing om den här boken. I'm nearing the end of my Goosebumps read-through and it is rapidly becoming quite the rocky ride. I'm not certain just how many of the books were ghostwritten, a true Goosebumps aficianado I'm sure could tell you that, but the quality has definitely gone downhill. While some of the previous books included things such as - character development, suspense, and a decently linear plot with a cringe-worthy ending, this book had no such thing. It was action from the get-go, and little of the classic 90s conservationism that made [book: Deep Trouble] an altogether decent read. We're back with the Deeps on Dr. Deep's ship in the Caribbean. Where before they had discovered mermaids, this book ignores that pretty much entirely and no mermaid makes an appearance. No, this story is about something different - and that something isn't even the teased sea serpent from the first book. Nope. This book is about various marine creatures eating plankton and growing to shocking sizes which... isn't really that compelling. There's no real characterization, and the giant sea-creatures aren't really that threatening. There's no rhyme or reason as to why some grow and others don't, nor why Dr. Deep was unaware that another scientist was working in the same area he was staying in. The action is pretty mediocre, and although the characters carried over from the first book, I didn't really relate to or like any of them. This book was just a mess. ## Something's fishy...again! This is not good. The original Deep Trouble was a fun, early entry about marine biology and, oddly, mermaids. It was clever and unpredictable with a focused narrative, dragged down a little bit by simply being about mermaids who cry underwater, and not the monsters or ghosts the series is known for. Deep Trouble II, however, just about takes the cake for most offending Goosebumps story. [N.B. This review includes images, and was formatted for my site, dendrobibliography -- located here.] Billy, Sheena, and Dr. D all return from the first outing in an all-new adventure completely unrelated for the first story. There are no mermaids here -- simply large animals who grow larger by eating genetically-engineered plankton created in secret by a mad scientist who plans to solve world hunger through illegal research and conspiring to murder children. It's as silly and random as it sounds. It's also no surprise that Deep Trouble II also rejoices in the casual vilification of science that's, frankly, gross at this point. After the crew share some close encounters with over-sized snails, goldfish ( Deep Trouble II isn't scary, thrilling, or interesting. It's just insulting to readers of all ages. R.L. Stine's Goosebumps (1992–1997): #57 My Best Friend is Invisible | # 59 The Haunted School inga recensioner | lägg till en recension
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HTML: The fish are biting . . . everyone!Billy Deep and his sister Sheena are spending another summer in the Caribbean on their uncle's totally cool floating lab. The weather is beautiful. And there are lots of neat places to go swimming and snorkeling.Billy and Sheena are great swimmers. But even great swimmers get into trouble â?? especially this year. This year there's something really scary going on under the sea. The fish all seem to be growing. Bigger and bigger. Into monster-sized sea creatures. With monster-sized appetites... Inga biblioteksbeskrivningar kunde hittas. |
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Billy and Sheena are back with an all-new adventure. They are again spending the summer with their uncle on his floating lab in the Caribbean. But something even Stranger than last summer is going on under the water. The fish are growing to monster sizes and are hungry, very hungry! ( )