The Beast from the East

Received my copy today and I’m excited to read it! I noticed it wasn’t an original copy of the book but likely a reprint, still, it’s perfect for my collection! The shipping was fast and I didn’t experience any issues with this order!

I thought this was and original copy - what I got was a reprint from 2017. No what I expected, so I Was disappointed as I am building the collection for my son.

The Beast from the East is an awesome book. When I was reading it, I felt like I was there, escaping from all the dangers of the woods with Ginger Wald and her identical twin brothers, Nat and Pat. While on a picnic, Ginger's parents tell her, Nat, and Pat to go into the woods and explore for a while. So they do. After a long time, they get lost, and have no clue which way to go. While talking about getting back to their camp site, they find a GIGANTIC footprint and the ground suddenly starts to shake. That forces them to hide behind some of the strange-looking plants. Then, they meet the blue, furry, beasts. They seem friendly....sort of. They want to play a game similar to tag. But in the game, if you're It when it ends......you get eaten. The ending of the book is creepy. R.L. Stine sure knows how to write a book. I didn't want to put it down. I know that a lot of kids will really, REALLY enjoy this great Goosebumps book.

The Beast From The East is a wonderful book! She gets lost in WY. They live in Rapid, SD. Ginger is a ten year old girl that gets lost in the woods with her brothers, Pat and Nat. She meets some beasts called Fleg, Spork, and Gleeb, and they play a game. If you're it in the end , you get fried. Fleg and the other beasts went to hide. Nat and Ginger had to find them. Finally they saw a beast and they went to find it. But he was not there. What will they do? This book is for all readers because the words are easy. "This book is good,"I think.

This is in my opinion, one of the best Goosebump books written in the 61 book series. Its suspensefull,interesting, and a great plot!!! What more can you ask for? Blue furry monsters???ehehe Ginger Wald is a 12yr girl who is camping in the woods with her two nature loving parents and her twin brothers who are hyperactive time bombs. While playing hide-n-go-seek Ginger and her brothers get lost in the forest, they try to find their way back but soon find themselves in a very strange looking forest full of blue umblella trees,bunnies with razor sharp teeth,and other weird plant life. They soon find themselves being hunted down by large blue bearlike animals with beady black eyes,thick blue fur,sharp teeth, and a big appetite. They are soon forced the play a game called "The Beast from the East" a tag-like game in which whoever is the beast from the east at the end loses(In this case the humans get eaten). The main rules are simple stay alive until sunset. Simple enough right? So to find out the rest of this awesome story READ THE BOOK!!!God Bless ~Amy

This book, unlike any other Goosebumps book, has a assortment of delightful mini adventures, sure to please even the most ignorant non-readers. This book is about three children, who are all siblings. On a family camping trip they get lost in the woods, where they meet huge gruesome beast that want to play a deadly game of tag. The winners get to stay alive. Thus, the losers get eaten. If you want horror, humor, and drama all in one book, then I strongly suggest that you purchase this extraordinary masterpeice. Farthermore, it opens the mind to a whole new world of endless possibilities.

This book, unlike any other Goosebumps book, has a assortment of delightful mini adventures, sure to please even the most ignorant non-readers. This book is about three children, who are all siblings. On a family camping trip they get lost in the woods, where they meet huge gruesome beast that want to play a deadly game of tag. The winners get to stay alive. Thus, the losers get eaten. If you want horror, humor, and drama all in one book, then I strongly suggest that you purchase this extraordinary masterpeice. Farthermore, it opens the mind to a whole new world of endless possibilities.