His father’s brand new car has a photograph of it wrecked, his brother’s picture shows him running across a baseball field looking afraid, and Doug’s picture shows him with his neck twisted at an odd angle. Greg keeps using the old camera, and keeps getting strange photos. Fleeing the house, as the noise has attracted Spidey, the kids take the camera with them.
Moments later, the railing breaks, and Michael falls, injuring his ankle. He takes a picture of Michael, and the camera produces a photo from the front that shows Michael falling, rather than leaning against the railing like he was when it was taken. Having an interest in photography, Greg decides to claim the camera for himself.
READ MORE: Rise of the Guardians – Throwback 10Īvoiding Spidey, the four of them find a secret out-cove in one of the walls that hides a weird looking camera. Breaking their way inside, the kids fail to find a ghost (something of a surprise for a book in this series), and instead discover an odd homeless man called Spidey. Greg, Shari, Doug, and Michael are trying to find something to keep them entertained in their small town, and the four of them decide to explore the mysterious Coffman House, an old, dilapidated building that local legend claims to be haunted. Speaking of weird, Say Cheese and Die is wonderfully Stineish in its weirdness, and follows a group of four friends who end up getting involved in a frightening situation. But originally it was the fourth, so we’re doing it fourth.
Some of you may be a little surprised to have seen this book appear here, as here in the UK Say Cheese and Die was the second book in the series released by Scholastic. It’s time to talk about Goosebumpsyet again, as we’ve reached the anniversary of yet another of R.L.Stine’s classic children’s horror books.
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