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- Categories:Animal, Book
- Author: R. L. Stine
- Title "Why I'm Afraid of Bees", (C) 1994, Body Swap, Fantasy,
Horror
Description
This is a well-done novel in the "Goosebumps" series in which a boy
who wants to experience a few days as someone else physically is
accidentally changed into a honeybee instead. The change isn't
completely realistic, since, tho completely a bee, he still can
see, hear, and even speak as he did while human,but the reader gets
a nice sense of the helplessness and fear that "Gary" experiences
in the hive and elsewhere. The ending is quite downbeat, as it
seems that he really will die in that form, but everything turns
out well. It's written for kids, after all. One of the better Stine
books
originally posted by Macaroni on 2000-08-09, 1 edit, entryid=5204
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