Intended AudienceJuvenile Audience, Ages 9-12, Ages 4-8, Ages 2-3, under 2 Years
Reviews"Stine excels in describing events every school child fears. His young fans will find this one a satisfying read." - TeensReadToo.com, "Artie is pretty lovable. You have to root for this kid who is trying to do everything right, but ends up doing everything wrong, even when he's lived through it once or twice." 5 Minutes for Books "Stine takes the normal anxieties of childhood-in this case, the first day at a new school-and blends exaggerated humor with a few equally exaggerated moments of horror in a fast and goofy romp. Lots of fun for Stine fans." -- Booklist "As usual, Stine delivers the hilarity and horror that readers love, and his mastery of sustaining mood will not disappoint. The humor and descriptive first, first day of school allow for faster pacing in the subsequent days, and kids will love the twist at the end." -- SLJ "Stine's signature blend of horror and humor, combined with an unexpected ending, offers a fresh view on a familiar idea." - ABC New York "The genuinely scary encounters in Ardmore's basement will get kids racing through the pages. And the surprising twist in the end provides the just right explanation for it all." ReadKiddoRead.com "R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps series, brings his unique blend of storytelling, suspense, humor and horror to It's the First Day of School . . . Forever! . . . . Stine's many fans will not be disappointed in this book, and anyone who likes mysteries, humor or scary books will enjoy it as well." -- BookPage "Stine excels in describing events every school child fears. His young fans will find this one a satisfying read." TeensReadToo.com "A preteen horror take on Groundhog Day . . . . Great fun as ever, supplied by genre's most prolific and reliable master." Kirkus Reviews, Stine's signature blend of horror and humor, combined with an unexpected ending, offers a fresh view on a familiar idea., R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps series, brings his unique blend of storytelling, suspense, humor and horror to It's the First Day of School . . . Forever! . . . . Stine's many fans will not be disappointed in this book, and anyone who likes mysteries, humor or scary books will enjoy it as well., "Matthew Brown voices smart-mouthed Artie, capturing his mounting terror as oddly familiar events spiral out of control and his efforts to change things make matters worse... With its surprising and satisfying conclusion, this tale will not disappoint Stine's main fans." School Library Journal "Artie is pretty lovable. You have to root for this kid who is trying to do everything right, but ends up doing everything wrong, even when he's lived through it once or twice." 5 Minutes for Books "An engaging and welcome addition to children's library audiobook collections, highly recommended." The Midwest Book Review "Stine takes the normal anxieties of childhood-in this case, the first day at a new school-and blends exaggerated humor with a few equally exaggerated moments of horror in a fast and goofy romp. Lots of fun for Stine fans." -- Booklist "As usual, Stine delivers the hilarity and horror that readers love, and his mastery of sustaining mood will not disappoint. The humor and descriptive first, first day of school allow for faster pacing in the subsequent days, and kids will love the twist at the end." -- SLJ "Stine's signature blend of horror and humor, combined with an unexpected ending, offers a fresh view on a familiar idea." - ABC New York "The genuinely scary encounters in Ardmore's basement will get kids racing through the pages. And the surprising twist in the end provides the just right explanation for it all." ReadKiddoRead.com "R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps series, brings his unique blend of storytelling, suspense, humor and horror to It's the First Day of School . . . Forever! . . . . Stine's many fans will not be disappointed in this book, and anyone who likes mysteries, humor or scary books will enjoy it as well." -- BookPage "Stine excels in describing events every school child fears. His young fans will find this one a satisfying read." TeensReadToo.com "A preteen horror take on Groundhog Day . . . . Great fun as ever, supplied by genre's most prolific and reliable master." Kirkus Reviews, "R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps series, brings his unique blend of storytelling, suspense, humor and horror to It's the First Day of School . . . Forever! . . . . Stine's many fans will not be disappointed in this book, and anyone who likes mysteries, humor or scary books will enjoy it as well." -- BookPage "Stine excels in describing events every school child fears. His young fans will find this one a satisfying read." TeensReadToo.com "A preteen horror take on Groundhog Day . . . . Great fun as ever, supplied by genre's most prolific and reliable master." Kirkus Reviews, As usual, Stine delivers the hilarity and horror that readers love, and his mastery of sustaining mood will not disappoint. The humor and descriptive first, first day of school allow for faster pacing in the subsequent days, and kids will love the twist at the end., "A preteen horror take on Groundhog Day . . . . Great fun as ever, supplied by genre's most prolific and reliable master." - Kirkus Reviews, Artie is pretty lovable. You have to root for this kid who is trying to do everything right, but ends up doing everything wrong, even when he's lived through it once or twice., Matthew Brown voices smart-mouthed Artie, capturing his mounting terror as oddly familiar events spiral out of control and his efforts to change things make matters worse... With its surprising and satisfying conclusion, this tale will not disappoint Stine's main fans., Stine takes the normal anxieties of childhood--in this case, the first day at a new school--and blends exaggerated humor with a few equally exaggerated moments of horror in a fast and goofy romp. Lots of fun for Stine fans., "The genuinely scary encounters in Ardmore's basement will get kids racing through the pages. And the surprising twist in the end provides the just right explanation for it all." - ReadKiddoRead.com