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Question Posted Saturday December 29 2007, 8:28 pm

I read The New Year's Party by R.L. Stine a few months ago. Now we are reading it for the book club in my town. I tried rereading it, but the whole time I'm like I can't read this again, I've already read it... but I don't remember what happened. Can anyone tell me a brief description about what happened and such so I can at least sound like I know what I'm talking about at the book club meeting? TY!


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