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Title: Dreams of Revenge: Dark Moon, Book II by Elizabeth Moore ISBN: 0-590-25510-X Publisher: Scholastic Paperbacks (Mm) Pub. Date: 01 July, 1995 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $3.99

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Average Customer Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Dreams of Revenge
Comment: Im definetly not a person who likes to read books, So when my teacher had my class go to the library to pick out a book i wasnt happy. When i was looking on the shelf The title of this book "Dreams of revenge" caught my eye so i checked the book out.If you like to read mysterious books with a little bit of love in it this is defeinetly the one for you. Most of the time when i was reading it i couldnt even put the book down. i definetly recomend this book to anyone.

Rating: 1
Summary: An hour of my life I can never get back.
Comment: Whatever editor at Scholastic that let this series get to the presses needs to be fired. This series was an abomination. The teen horror genre isn't known for being particuarly good, but this is worse than anything I've ever read from it. If possible, this book was even worse than the first in this series - the writing was less choppy, but the plotting was even more ridiculous and the characters even more cliched. I didn't find the end particuarly satisfying either, and if the author is going to base characters on real people, she should at least get her facts straight. The characters of Mercy Smith and her four year old daughter, Dorcas, were obviously based on the real people of Sarah Good and her young daughter, also named Dorcas, accused as witches in 1692 Salem. However, while Sarah was hung as a witch, her daughter was spared (probably because of her age, she wasn't actually tried as a witch). In this book, both the mother and daughter were hung. That was a glaring error. There is only one thing about this book I can honestly say was good: It was short.