The Evil Moon (Fear Street Cataluna Chr 1): The Evil Moon

Do you like strange and horrifying books? If you do I have the book for you. It is a great book written by R.L. Stine. It is called The Cataluna Chronicles, The Evil Moon. It starts in 1698, in West Hampshire Colony and then it switches back and forth with 1995, in Shadyside. It is a good book and after you read it you have two more parts to the story. It starts out in a small West Hampshire Colony in 1698. Catherine is a teenaged girl and her family is a little poor. She is a big trouble maker and always gets into some type of trouble. Everyone in the colony hates her because they say she was born under an evil moon. She soon gets into some trouble and finds out a lot of bad stuff, like she finds out how her real mom is. But that is all I can tell you. Then you end up in 1995 in Shadyside. There you meet Bryan and he wants to buy a car. He gets a job but he loses it. He starts a new job but he was not making enough money. He steals it. He gets enough and when he goes to bye the car something goes wrong. If you are interested, then find it and read The Cataluna Chronicles. I recommend this book for kids who have an interest in scary and ghostly books and teenagers. I don't know if many adults would like it. It is a really good book so my advice to you is to sit down and read it.

I really liked the book because Catherine didn't really expect any of this to happen, so, naturally niether did we. I think the idea of a car was a bit obsured, but what else can you expect from Mr. Stine? If you ask me, this series is one of the greatest!

Once afain R.L. Stine did it. I don't understand where he gets his ideas. A fabulous book, and series. I love 3 part series about the olden days. These books were terribly sick. Loved them all!!!

The Evil Moon is a great book.I liked the part where Bryan Folger was daydreaming on the job and kept messing up!But I didn't really like it when Catherine killed William Parker's brother and father.This was a great book by R.L. Stine.I recommend that you read it!