When an old friend returns to town, Meg plans a party to bring the old gang back together, but someone—or something—will do anything to keep it from happening in this chilling tale from Goosebumps author R.L. Stine. A year ago, Meg Dalton’s group of friends fractured. Evan died in the Fear Street woods. Ellen moved away. The ones that stayed behind changed. And Meg felt as if she’d lost her best friends. Lately, even her boyfriend Tony has been acting moody and strange. But things may finally be looking up. Ellen is coming to visit! And what better way to bring old friends together than with a surprise party for her arrival? That’s when the terror begins—the phone calls, the threats, the acts of violence. “Cancel the party—or else,” whispers the voice on the phone. Meg is terrified. Who would do so many terrible things to stop her party? To find out, she’ll have to venture into the dark Fear Street woods that took Evan’s life last year.

Samantha is planning a spectacular party for her husband's birthday. It would be great, she thinks, if she could go back over Marty's life, find the people who've meant the most to him, and bring them to the party. But when she starts her search, she finds those people don't exist. It's a lie. Everything Marty told her is a lie. Marty is a lie. Frightened, Samantha goes to the police. As the truth unfolds, she realizes it's not only her marriage that can end, it's her life. And she knows the exact date it will happen.

A little boy tries to plan his own surprise birthday party.

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A surprise party is given for Kate by the other animals.

"Sapphire's birthday is nearly here and her friends are planning a magical party. But Troy has been behaving strangely-could he be keeping a secret from the others" (publisher)?

One of a series of small-format editions of children's picture books. Rabbit whispers to Owl that he is having a party, but by the time the news reaches Frog, he thinks Rabbit is reading poetry. So when Rabbit announces his party, it really is a surprise.