But this story is actually pretty good with it’s last third of the book. Really this book can change the camera for a different item and it would be the same story, I’m guessing the success of the first Say Cheese and Die book was used to boost sales or boost what the publishers thought was a boring story. His friend, Shari is turned so skinny that your imagination will probably picture a holocaust skeleton human. Greg’s massive weight gain is written in such a manner that you can see through his eyes what he is experiencing. Where the first book concerned a photo taking horror tale, this one is more about the character’s size changes and boy do we see how they are effected. For a elementary school grade?! Fuck your cousins in California, this camera can seriously injure or perhaps kill and you want to bring to get an ‘A’ grade on your report even though there is no way to prove your claims without causing injuries via taking the fucking photo.īut the book does end up going in a different way actually. Saur that it is real but ends up unleashing more of it’s evil.įirst this book fails in the character sympathy department as Greg does the horror cliche of bringing back the evil for a stupid reason. Despite to recover a good grade, Greg’s dumbass goes to get the camera in an attempt to show Mr. Saur of course fails him because he doesn’t believe the story of the evil camera from the first book.
Greg is doing a class presentation on a true story that occurred this summer. This story picks up with the same characters as the first book. Wow this book is a sequel to a title back in the early first five Goosebumps books.
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