EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY...........

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ONE PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND SCREAMS

GOOSEBUMPS - SAY CHEESE AND DIE

WRITTEN BY: R.L.STINE

Say cheese and die.......... sounds a little creepy right? Well the story is as creepy as the title itself.During this lockdown period the most interesting thing I could possibly do was read books,of course.As I have written in my previous blog 'The secret garden' ,I like to read mysterious and curious books.What I did forgot to mention is that I also like to read creepy and scary books as well. We all have heard that'Books let you travel without moving your feet'.It really feels that you are the main character of the book and you are the one fighting and solving all the problems while reading a book, and when it is a horror fiction novel ,it really feels so real and spooky.If you want to have a adventure or just want to be away from the place for awhile and if you can't go exploring or leave the the place at the moment,then I recommend you to read books.Just like us ,four friends,Greg,Shari,Micheal and Doug,nicknamed 'bird' found an old camera in an abandoned house known as the Coffman house.The house is home to a strange man nicknamed by the kids 'Spidey'.But the photographs the children took turns out creepy.For example ,Greg took a photo of his brand new car but in the photo the car looked as if it got into a very bad accident and after a couple of days later ,his dad get's into an accident and the car turns out just as Greg saw in the picture a few days before...After a few similar incidents,things get even more worse.His friend Shari disappears. Greg now really believed that the camera predicted the future or you could say the camera made evil things happen.................What do you think happened to the four friends and how the camera became evil..........Read the whole book to find out. I will be also reading the book,'Say cheese and die again' which is the second part of this book.

I highly recommend this book to all the readers who like to read creepy books .Even if you don't like to read horror based books,I'm pretty sure you will start loving these books .if you are looking for a creepier book then I would recommend you the book'Goosebumps - Welcome to dead house' I have actually read this book and was a lot scarier than I thought.I will be posting a blog on that book as well as many more interesting books. 

KEEP CALM AND READ A BOOK.

Thank You,
Swetha M
VII-A 

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