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Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories
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PUBLISHER: Puffin Books (an imprint of Penguin Books) in the United Kingdom.
AUTHOR: Jeff Kinney.
ISBN: 9857487895410
Description
Rowley Jefferson’s Awesome Friendly Spooky Stories is a collection of hilarious and mildly spooky tales written by Greg Heffley’s best friend, Rowley Jefferson. As a spin-off from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series by Jeff Kinney, the book features Rowley’s unique, wholesome, and slightly naive imagination as he tackles classic horror tropes.
Plot summary
The book is an anthology of fourteen short stories told and illustrated by Rowley in his journal format. The stories cover a range of spooky and supernatural themes, but from a perspective that is more funny and friendly than genuinely terrifying. The book is framed by Rowley deciding to write scary stories, often with interjections and commentary that reflect his sweet but sometimes clueless personality.
Standout tales from the collection include:
- “The Changing”: A boy discovers he is turning into a werewolf, and his parents happily reveal that their entire family are werewolves.
- “The Prankster”: A boy who loves playing pranks on others is shocked when he discovers he may be a ghost, only for a further twist to reveal the ultimate prank is on him.
- “The Scanner”: A high-tech airport scanner malfunctions and turns people into skeletons, which, though initially shocking, also comes with unexpected societal benefits.
- “The Mummy”: An ancient mummy who wants to be a modern-day celebrity finds himself in a legal battle over trademark rights with a more popular mummy.
- “The Science Project”: A young scientist named Victor reanimates a body he finds in a cemetery for his school’s science fair, leading to an unlikely friendship.
- “The Demon”: The concluding story, which Rowley believes to be “100 percent TRUE,” details the time his friend Greg became “possessed” by a demon after watching a horror movie during a sleepover.
Rowley’s simple drawings and optimistic view create a fun and engaging reading experience that is perfect for younger readers exploring the horror genre for the first time.
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