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Goosebumps Most Wanted #5
Goosebumps Most Wanted #5: Dr. Maniac Will See You Now by Stine, R.L. (2013) Paperback
The infamous, Most Wanted Goosebumps characters are out on the loose and they're coming after you! Catch them all, undead or alive!
The Most Wanted list continues with Dr. Maniac, the strangest doctor of them all. When a group of comic book characters appear in the real world, twelve-year-old Richard Dreezer, must track down Dr. Maniac to save the day. Straight from the comic book of your worst nightmares, this evil genius will make sure you leave sicker than when you arrived.
The Most Wanted list continues with Dr. Maniac, the strangest doctor of them all. When a group of comic book characters appear in the real world, twelve-year-old Richard Dreezer, must track down Dr. Maniac to save the day. Straight from the comic book of your worst nightmares, this evil genius will make sure you leave sicker than when you arrived.
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R.L. Stine
1,680 books18.7k followersRobert Lawrence Stine known as R. L. Stine and Jovial Bob Stine, is an American novelist and writer, well known for targeting younger audiences. Stine, who is often called the Stephen King of children's literature, is the author of dozens of popular horror fiction novellas, including the books in the Goosebumps, Rotten School, Mostly Ghostly, The Nightmare Room and Fear Street series.
R. L. Stine began his writing career when he was nine years old, and today he has achieved the position of the bestselling children's author in history. In the early 1990s, Stine was catapulted to fame when he wrote the unprecedented, bestselling Goosebumps® series, which sold more than 250 million copies and became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon. His other major series, Fear Street, has over 80 million copies sold.
Stine has received numerous awards of recognition, including several Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and Disney Adventures Kids' Choice Awards, and he has been selected by kids as one of their favorite authors in the NEA's Read Across America program. He lives in New York, NY.
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R. L. Stine began his writing career when he was nine years old, and today he has achieved the position of the bestselling children's author in history. In the early 1990s, Stine was catapulted to fame when he wrote the unprecedented, bestselling Goosebumps® series, which sold more than 250 million copies and became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon. His other major series, Fear Street, has over 80 million copies sold.
Stine has received numerous awards of recognition, including several Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards and Disney Adventures Kids' Choice Awards, and he has been selected by kids as one of their favorite authors in the NEA's Read Across America program. He lives in New York, NY.
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July 20, 2022
Richard Dreezer suffers from intense allergies, and is constantly made fun of and ridiculed by his classmates for them. He fantasizes about having superpowers and being a hero, and sometimes, he even fantasizes about being a supervillain.
“’I like to imagine I’m this big, hulking, powerful superhero-guy, with wavy black hair and rippling muscles.”'
‘“Sometimes I sit in class and daydream about being evil. I call myself the Revenger.”’
‘“The characters in comic books have such exciting lives. They have all kinds of action and thrills all day and night. People don’t laugh at them because they have allergies. ‘”
At home, he deals with parents that can’t help but argue all the time, and his monster of a little brother, Ernie. He also has a crush on Bree Birnbaum. A sarcastic girl that he still likes, even after she quote: ‘dumped the class ant farm on his head.’
But Richard Dreezer’s life takes a weird turn, when “The Comic Museum,” (an establishment he likes to spend most of his free time at,) seemingly starts to produce comic book characters out of thin air.
Now in the real world, reviled characters like The SnakeMan from Saturn, the Purple Rage, and of course, the titular Mr. Maniac, are free to terrorize the unsuspecting people in Dreezer’s city.
I’ll admit, this installment in the Goosebumps (Most Wanted) series had little to no scares… But it was still Most Welcome. (See what I did there?)😅
It was just a fun and theatrical Goosebumps novella, with lively characters and wacky settings.
Alternatively it may have had a less than stellar ending… but overall, it was a funny Goosebumps: Most Wanted book. Whether it was super “scary” or not.
“’I like to imagine I’m this big, hulking, powerful superhero-guy, with wavy black hair and rippling muscles.”'
‘“Sometimes I sit in class and daydream about being evil. I call myself the Revenger.”’
‘“The characters in comic books have such exciting lives. They have all kinds of action and thrills all day and night. People don’t laugh at them because they have allergies. ‘”
At home, he deals with parents that can’t help but argue all the time, and his monster of a little brother, Ernie. He also has a crush on Bree Birnbaum. A sarcastic girl that he still likes, even after she quote: ‘dumped the class ant farm on his head.’
But Richard Dreezer’s life takes a weird turn, when “The Comic Museum,” (an establishment he likes to spend most of his free time at,) seemingly starts to produce comic book characters out of thin air.
Now in the real world, reviled characters like The SnakeMan from Saturn, the Purple Rage, and of course, the titular Mr. Maniac, are free to terrorize the unsuspecting people in Dreezer’s city.
I’ll admit, this installment in the Goosebumps (Most Wanted) series had little to no scares… But it was still Most Welcome. (See what I did there?)😅
It was just a fun and theatrical Goosebumps novella, with lively characters and wacky settings.
Alternatively it may have had a less than stellar ending… but overall, it was a funny Goosebumps: Most Wanted book. Whether it was super “scary” or not.
November 9, 2021
...what did I just read?
I'm almost embarrassed to have this as Goosebumps book.
Okay, I admit it. This book made me laugh a couple of times. But that's it. In all honesty, this is not a good book. There's no plot, no purpose, and no HORROR. Lots and lots of humor if that's your thing - but most of it was very cringe-worthy.
1 / 5
(I would have maybe given this two stars if I would have gotten an answer regarding the difference between an angry bumblebee and a Christmas morning.)
I'm almost embarrassed to have this as Goosebumps book.
Okay, I admit it. This book made me laugh a couple of times. But that's it. In all honesty, this is not a good book. There's no plot, no purpose, and no HORROR. Lots and lots of humor if that's your thing - but most of it was very cringe-worthy.
1 / 5
(I would have maybe given this two stars if I would have gotten an answer regarding the difference between an angry bumblebee and a Christmas morning.)
November 23, 2015
Dr.Maniac will see you now was a great book with twists and turns.Although,the book is pretty harsh(ex:The purple rage explodes,someones leg falls off and is put back on,dr maniac says IM NOT CRAZY IMA MANIAC) so I wouldn't recommend it to children under 5.
Dr. Maniac will see you now is a book about a kid named Richard.Richard has bad allergies and goes to Dr.Root. After that he goes to his favorite comic book store.He was given 2 comics from his friend that works there.After reading in the reading section he hears a noise outside.He runs out of the reading sections to see what it is and found a strange looking Comic-like creature. After he leaves he realizes that the comic book characters are realeased out into the real world.He will have to find a way to put them back in the comic book world.
Or will he?
Dr. Maniac will see you now is a book about a kid named Richard.Richard has bad allergies and goes to Dr.Root. After that he goes to his favorite comic book store.He was given 2 comics from his friend that works there.After reading in the reading section he hears a noise outside.He runs out of the reading sections to see what it is and found a strange looking Comic-like creature. After he leaves he realizes that the comic book characters are realeased out into the real world.He will have to find a way to put them back in the comic book world.
Or will he?
February 3, 2017
My Bug had been wanting to read this book and I promised her this year we would do more readalouds that interested her rather than "important" books that I thought she needed to read, so we picked this up.
It's been decades since I read a Goosebumps book so I forgot how delightfully silly they were. Bug laughed out loud so many times and it was such a joy to see her enjoying a book with me.
One thing I remembered loving about Goosebumps books were how the endings are so abrupt and not always wrapped up in a bow and give the kids a taste of unhappily ever afters. I liked that.
It's been decades since I read a Goosebumps book so I forgot how delightfully silly they were. Bug laughed out loud so many times and it was such a joy to see her enjoying a book with me.
One thing I remembered loving about Goosebumps books were how the endings are so abrupt and not always wrapped up in a bow and give the kids a taste of unhappily ever afters. I liked that.
December 14, 2015
Continuing to read through the Goosebumps books with my daughter (will turn 7 in just over a month). This was our 4th or 5thth and was pretty enjoyable. Most of the tropes and creative narrative twists are new to her but she's had no problems reading them and keeping up with the story as she does. As a parent reading along, I know I certainly enjoyed this one more with more and more interesting characters than the others we've read so far.
June 18, 2024
Rereading the Goosebumps series and like I said I don’t have anything bad to say about the books! Obviously the writing and the audience isn’t exactly aimed at me, but I still won’t have a bad word one to say about these books!
Dinged it a star just cause it wasn’t exactly typical Goosebumps themed. Again, I know it’s geared for a younger audience, but there’s no “horror” elements to this book at all. Definitely a more humorous book that’s silly more than spooky. It works, it’s a good book, just not what you think when you think Goosebumps.
It’s a quick, short, funny read. Besides not being a typical Goosebumps book, it’s still makes for a good book and a good read. It’s fun rereading the books, I’d recommend giving yourself a refresh and rereading some of them!
Dinged it a star just cause it wasn’t exactly typical Goosebumps themed. Again, I know it’s geared for a younger audience, but there’s no “horror” elements to this book at all. Definitely a more humorous book that’s silly more than spooky. It works, it’s a good book, just not what you think when you think Goosebumps.
It’s a quick, short, funny read. Besides not being a typical Goosebumps book, it’s still makes for a good book and a good read. It’s fun rereading the books, I’d recommend giving yourself a refresh and rereading some of them!
September 17, 2020
I loved Goosebumps when I was younger. The one had a lot of comic book characters (none of which I knew, so they might be made up). I think kids would love this story!
January 16, 2019
Dr. Maniac Will See you Now ( Goosebumps Most Wanted, #5) is a funny and sad book. This is the first time I have read this book. I enjoyed this book because it had a lot of sarcastic parts from a girl named Brianna to a boy named Richard because Brianna does like him as a friend. This book is pretty funny because of Richard. He has allergy problems and when he went into the Comic Book World, it’s his superpower. He sneezes really hard and the superheros can tumble down because of his sneeze. I recommend this book to readers who like funny fantasy books.
July 27, 2025
This is a disengaging, hard to read, barely 4/10 slapped together mess of a story, that quite honestly feels pointless. I mean think about it, the first Dr. Maniac book already wasnt great… and now a second one? And what makes this book even more offensive is the fact that Stine had the nerve to make a sequel to Dr. Maniac but to this day STILL hasnt made a sequel to Attack of the Mutant. Both books evolved around superheros and comics, but we all know which one shouldve gotten a sequel.
October 5, 2014
Well, that was absolutely terrible.
These new Goosebumps books have all been pretty cute and fun, even though I am clearly not the target audience for them anymore. This one, however, was simply awful.
The ending was great, but it wasn't enough to save this book.
These new Goosebumps books have all been pretty cute and fun, even though I am clearly not the target audience for them anymore. This one, however, was simply awful.
The ending was great, but it wasn't enough to save this book.
August 22, 2019
I liked the over all book. The part I like most is when they went into the comic world. One thing I wonder is why did Richard Dreezer decide to stay in the comic world instead of going back to his family and his "friend" Bree. I also like some of the characters in the story such as the Purple Rage.
August 11, 2023
It was alright, wasn't the best book read by r.l stine
He is a maniac, I guess?
He is a maniac, I guess?
May 15, 2018
Richard Dreezer loves comic books. He practically breathes comic books. One day after being humiliated in school be his stupid allergies his parents pick him up after school. He asks why and they say its to go to a new allergy doctor. Mr Root is a new doctor in town his place is just across the street from Richards favorite place in the world The Comic Book Museum™ (I added the trademark cause I wanted to.) Once there Richard must get a shot from a huge needle which he faints from after the shot. When he wakes up he runs over to the The Comic Book Museum™ to read some comic books. His friend Kahuna works there and he shows him a two of a kind comic book. Then he goes to read it but he hears some fighting in the main room and when he goes back he sees some super villains. Then he goes home and the coolest girl at school is there Bree Birnbaum she says that they need to do a report on a museum so Richard says lets do a report on The Comic Book Museum.™ He says meet me there after school. When Richard and his little brother Ernie go to school the next morning he thought he saw to superheros on there neighbors roof. When he goes to The Comic Book Museum™ after school he sees more and more super villains and heros but he sees Dr. Maniac and he explains what is happening. Somebody opened the gate between the real world and the comic book world. So they go to Richards house and they see the Villains Richard saw this morning and they captured his parents. Then they escape (Richard, Bree and Ernie) and run back to the The Comic Book Museum.™ Then Ernie gets captured by Dr. Maniac and Bree, Richard and Purple Rage (Minor character) go to the comic book world to save Ernie. While there Purple Rage explodes Bree's leg falls off and Richard pushes it back on you know the normal stuff. Then they find Dr. Maniac he has a long monologue and he captures them. Then Purple rage shows back up and he is a bad guy know and so does Dr. Root. Richard then finds out he has super sneezes and then Ernie and Bree escape followed after some time be Richard. When Richard gets back to the trap door he says no I belong down here. Only to find out his annoying little brother stayed down there with him. Think about it they never age.
Middle part: Onomatopoeia when you use words to describe the sound. "Then Purple Rage exploded Bang."
A simile is where you compare something to something else. "There sat Bree's leg a few feet away in the sand, like a piece of driftwood."
Another example of onomatopoeia is "Two superheros punched each other. Wabam"
Yet another example of onomatopoeia is "Captain Croaker let out a long deep croak. Mmmmeeeep."
On the same page another example of onomatopoeia is "It map a SLAAP sound as it hit Bree."
Not a great book because it is so short but I liked it better then most long books
Middle part: Onomatopoeia when you use words to describe the sound. "Then Purple Rage exploded Bang."
A simile is where you compare something to something else. "There sat Bree's leg a few feet away in the sand, like a piece of driftwood."
Another example of onomatopoeia is "Two superheros punched each other. Wabam"
Yet another example of onomatopoeia is "Captain Croaker let out a long deep croak. Mmmmeeeep."
On the same page another example of onomatopoeia is "It map a SLAAP sound as it hit Bree."
Not a great book because it is so short but I liked it better then most long books
July 16, 2024
A better reading experience
This a prose novel which is part of the “Goosebumps: Most Wanted” book series, and it works like a loose sequel to “Dr. Maniac vs Robby Schwartz”.
NOT SO HARD TO RATE THIS TIME
While the first book Dr Maniac vs Robby Schwartz wasn’t that good, this loose sequel (since there isn’t any of the main characters of the previous but the villains) resulted a better reading experience since it was more interesting and ambitious, even it has an unexpected twist kinda dark, or at least quite awful to the protagonist of this second book.
DR. MANIAC RETURNS!
In this loose sequel, you have now Richard Dreezer, a different kid, but as you may expected, he is a big fan of comic books (but only that, he isn’t self-published author like Robby Schwartz), he has little brother named Ernie, a female classmate Bree Birnbaun (that she doesn’t like him but she needs to work with him for an assignment) (Richard has a kinda crush for Bree), there is another classmate Marcus Maloney (a kinda antagonist but he isn’t that important).
Richard has some allergies (or at least his mom is convinced about it) and he needs to go a doctor’s office of a physician named Dr. Root, his office is just in front of the Comic Book Museum, where the curator is a character known as Big Kahuna, and soon enough, Richard will pay a visit to the Comic Book Museum (that he knows every inch of it) but he will meet the new inhabitant of the museum…
…DR. MANIAC!!!
Along with the infamous Dr. Maniac, there is old acquaintances from the previous book, The Purple Rage and the Scarlet Starlet, but also new superpowered characters like Captain Croaker and Terry Tadpole, and…
…even Dr. Maniac will have a new mysterious ally!
There are funny details in the story like a “Ditko Avenue” (like in Steve Ditko, co-creator of Spider-Man) and the school is named “Hugh Jackman Middle School”.
As I commented before, while my experience with the previous book with the villlain Dr. Maniac wasn’t the best (not terrible but definitely the book could be better), I found this loose sequel quite imaginative and with a really funny but also kinda dark final twist.
This a prose novel which is part of the “Goosebumps: Most Wanted” book series, and it works like a loose sequel to “Dr. Maniac vs Robby Schwartz”.
NOT SO HARD TO RATE THIS TIME
While the first book Dr Maniac vs Robby Schwartz wasn’t that good, this loose sequel (since there isn’t any of the main characters of the previous but the villains) resulted a better reading experience since it was more interesting and ambitious, even it has an unexpected twist kinda dark, or at least quite awful to the protagonist of this second book.
DR. MANIAC RETURNS!
In this loose sequel, you have now Richard Dreezer, a different kid, but as you may expected, he is a big fan of comic books (but only that, he isn’t self-published author like Robby Schwartz), he has little brother named Ernie, a female classmate Bree Birnbaun (that she doesn’t like him but she needs to work with him for an assignment) (Richard has a kinda crush for Bree), there is another classmate Marcus Maloney (a kinda antagonist but he isn’t that important).
Richard has some allergies (or at least his mom is convinced about it) and he needs to go a doctor’s office of a physician named Dr. Root, his office is just in front of the Comic Book Museum, where the curator is a character known as Big Kahuna, and soon enough, Richard will pay a visit to the Comic Book Museum (that he knows every inch of it) but he will meet the new inhabitant of the museum…
…DR. MANIAC!!!
Along with the infamous Dr. Maniac, there is old acquaintances from the previous book, The Purple Rage and the Scarlet Starlet, but also new superpowered characters like Captain Croaker and Terry Tadpole, and…
…even Dr. Maniac will have a new mysterious ally!
There are funny details in the story like a “Ditko Avenue” (like in Steve Ditko, co-creator of Spider-Man) and the school is named “Hugh Jackman Middle School”.
As I commented before, while my experience with the previous book with the villlain Dr. Maniac wasn’t the best (not terrible but definitely the book could be better), I found this loose sequel quite imaginative and with a really funny but also kinda dark final twist.
May 19, 2024
Dr. Maniac’s prime—but a flawed story. Starting with my biggest positives, this book was incredibly fun and entertaining for a majority of the run. Past page 20, it takes off. I loved all the unique characters that were encountered and I loved their personalities. Captain Croaker and Terry Tadpole, Purple Rage, and Dr Maniac were all huge highlights in my eyes. The mid portion of the book is easily the best part for its fun and also nerve racking at what is going on—mass chaos. The climax is really good and has some interesting twists, but has some flaws. Richard was a good protagonist and the side characters were all awful in a good way that contributed to a big decision in the ending. The ending had a really cool decision made by Richard—but the final page kinda sucked with another added twist.
Now for gripes, this book is kinda all over the place. Though it contributes to how fun it gets, it’s plotless and really has no direction until page 90ish. Even then it’s still kinda directionless. It’s random shit happens, but the random shit is so darn bad it’s good. The opening was also really rough and has some unnecessary stuff, like the Masked Monkey comic which plays a very small role in the story, a character that was introduced and built up to have only one interaction with the main and then back out for the entire book, and also the doctors office scene was just… weird, and not in a fun way like the rest of the book. Also, stuff gets a little too wild at times and I think the temporary (like ten pages) defeat of a certain few foes comes kinda abruptly. Also, that one bug with bad breath—no thanks! Horrible addition. But the positives really out weigh the negatives here for me, and honestly, I’d give this whole ass 9/10. On par with the first Dr. Maniac, sorta.
Now for gripes, this book is kinda all over the place. Though it contributes to how fun it gets, it’s plotless and really has no direction until page 90ish. Even then it’s still kinda directionless. It’s random shit happens, but the random shit is so darn bad it’s good. The opening was also really rough and has some unnecessary stuff, like the Masked Monkey comic which plays a very small role in the story, a character that was introduced and built up to have only one interaction with the main and then back out for the entire book, and also the doctors office scene was just… weird, and not in a fun way like the rest of the book. Also, stuff gets a little too wild at times and I think the temporary (like ten pages) defeat of a certain few foes comes kinda abruptly. Also, that one bug with bad breath—no thanks! Horrible addition. But the positives really out weigh the negatives here for me, and honestly, I’d give this whole ass 9/10. On par with the first Dr. Maniac, sorta.
September 27, 2023
وأنا صغيرة كانت دي السلسلة الوحيدة اللي كنت بقرأ منها، وكانت مرعبة بالنسبة ليا، ومقدرتش أقاوم إني أشتري نسخة من نهضة مصر وسط الكتب اللي كنت بشتريها.
توقعاتي كانت إنها قصص أطفال، وإني هستمتع بس بسبب الحنين لطفولتي، لكن أنا فعلا استمتعت بالقصة جدا.
حبيت أبعاد شخصيات القصص المصورة بالذات الثائر البنفسجي اللي طالع بيتعصب من كل حاجة، واتبسطت بالكلام عن أيرني أوي وسط القصة، كان ممتع كده ودمه خفيف، وحبيت إن القوي الخارقة ل ريتشارد كانت هي الحاجة اللي بيعاني منها في عالم الواقع، وحبيت الأحداث بتاعة القصة عامة كلها خاصة إنها بالنسبة ليا مكنتش نتوقعة.
اللي مفهمتهوش بس النهاية خالص، افتكرت في مشكلة عندي في الكتاب فنزلت العدد على أبجد بس لقيت نفس النهاية، اللي تقريبا كده مش جزء من الكتاب أصلا، أو ممكن بترمز لحياة ريتشارد الجديدة في عالم القصص المصورة؟
مش عارفة بس أيا كان متحمسة بقي للعدد الجاي اللي هقرأه من سلسلة صرخة الرعب.
توقعاتي كانت إنها قصص أطفال، وإني هستمتع بس بسبب الحنين لطفولتي، لكن أنا فعلا استمتعت بالقصة جدا.
حبيت أبعاد شخصيات القصص المصورة بالذات الثائر البنفسجي اللي طالع بيتعصب من كل حاجة، واتبسطت بالكلام عن أيرني أوي وسط القصة، كان ممتع كده ودمه خفيف، وحبيت إن القوي الخارقة ل ريتشارد كانت هي الحاجة اللي بيعاني منها في عالم الواقع، وحبيت الأحداث بتاعة القصة عامة كلها خاصة إنها بالنسبة ليا مكنتش نتوقعة.
اللي مفهمتهوش بس النهاية خالص، افتكرت في مشكلة عندي في الكتاب فنزلت العدد على أبجد بس لقيت نفس النهاية، اللي تقريبا كده مش جزء من الكتاب أصلا، أو ممكن بترمز لحياة ريتشارد الجديدة في عالم القصص المصورة؟
مش عارفة بس أيا كان متحمسة بقي للعدد الجاي اللي هقرأه من سلسلة صرخة الرعب.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
September 17, 2023
Richard, the Sneezer, had a miserable life with his allergies. A visit to a new allergy doctor leads to the discovery of the comic book museum next door. Cool, he loved that place. But, for some reason, it doesn’t become the haven he was so accustomed to. He was starting to see strange creatures…from the comic books. How could that be? Comic book characters weren’t real. Then Richard runs into Dr. Maniac, a crazy villain that has taken the three kids as hostages. The whole thing becomes a war zone of comic book characters.
“Comic Book World was such a dangerous and horrifying place.”
Just another crazy adventure by R.L. Stine. A good read!
“Comic Book World was such a dangerous and horrifying place.”
Just another crazy adventure by R.L. Stine. A good read!
February 15, 2024
Longer Goosebumps books and it is not great - the Most Wanted line - well not for this reader!
Not one of the better books in the series, not even one of the ordinary books in the series, and there is plenty of those!
Not one of the better books in the series, not even one of the ordinary books in the series, and there is plenty of those!
October 31, 2016
This book was more crazy than creepy, but it was an entertaining and enjoyable read, so I'm not complaining.
September 29, 2017
Really comic-ee!
October 26, 2017
it was a good book to read and it was also very entertaining
July 16, 2018
Funny to read.
January 24, 2019
The worst goosebumps that I have read
October 11, 2019
Nostalgic read.
More 2.5, but I really liked the twist ending, so I bumped my rating. Felt too short, but this is a kid's book, so that is to be expected.
More 2.5, but I really liked the twist ending, so I bumped my rating. Felt too short, but this is a kid's book, so that is to be expected.
August 29, 2020
جميلة
September 10, 2020
It’s a great read. It’s entertaining. It’s kinda sad too. I feel bad for the protagonist/narrator, Richard Dreezer. Poor kid. I really hate Bree and Ernie. You’ll see why if you haven’t read the book yet. Only good thing about Bree is when she tells the villains to leave Richard alone.
January 10, 2021
I loved this book it was great it was really hard to put down all the charictors were great to
February 14, 2021
Not bad, engaging plot but the ending was a little flat.
September 11, 2023
I’m just a wimpy kid with a super power sneeze
October 19, 2023
5 star - Perfect
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish
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