Chain Letter was so good, dude. I think the first one I read was Scavenger Hunt, and if I remember correctly, that one was also pretty brutal (for an 11-year-old). I also loved Remember Me, about the ghost trying to solve her own murder. The MAKEOUT PARTS were my favorite! So racy for YA lit.
Re: R.L. Stein = nonursedoaApril 17 2008, 20:29:41 UTC
Yeah, his books were so sexy. I remember there was one where a group of teens were learning words of the SATs and they were making up sentences to remember the words. One word was wanton and they tried to remember it by saying that two of the teens made wanton love in wonton soup. The two teens they jokingly chose for the sentence secretly and desperately wanted to bone each other and the sentence made them uncomfortably horny. I remember it made me so hot! He knew how to turn young girls on. Creepy talent!
Re: R.L. Stein = notinybehemothApril 17 2008, 21:01:52 UTC
Hell yes. I totally did not dig R.L. Stein, and totally dug all the Christopher Pike sexiness. Did you read Monster? That one managed to be sexy in a creepy way that made me uncomfortable. My faves were the Final Friends trilogy, which had some SAT cheating, possibly the same one with the wanton/wonton, but not sure.
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His real name is Kevin McFadden!
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http://books.google.com/books?id=8DsEAAAACAAJ&dq=inauthor:Christopher+inauthor:Pike&lr=&ei=rrsHSI7MA5jWyASt2pTQBw
I distinctly remember thinking at the time that Monster was the most brilliant and wonderful book I had ever read. Seriously!
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http://disorganization.livejournal.com/73507.html
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