The are in a very remote part of Alaska with a town that is one block long. Jordan and is Sister Nicole think there’s no way they get to go but their babysitter can’t and their recently divorced mom is still settling in, so they get to go. Their dad is a nature photographer who just got an assignment in Alaska to try to take photos of the Abominable Snowman. Plot Summary: Jordan and Nicole are super hot in Pasadena, California and dream of snow that they have not really seen. The final twist was good, it was one that was set up earlier, and paid off pretty well. I did enjoy the pranks in this story, which I’m usually highly critical about but of the three pranks I enjoyed them all and thought they added to the story. I did like the brother and sister relationship and wanted to see more of it. This story feature the first divorced parents in a Goosebumps story. I did not like any of the side characters. The is one of the weakest for a Goosebumps book. The hot and cold of the locations work well for the story, as they show the extremes of both sides of temperature. This book takes place in Pasadena, California and Alaska. The only scary moments are when the kids get lost in a whiteout in Alaska with no shelter. The Abominable Snowman did nothing for me it really wasn’t scary at all, and was barely in the story. This book has one good idea and it is not the Abominable Snowman but a strange mysterious snow with some magic powers to freeze and make more snow.

Goosebumps – The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena is the 38th book in the original series order.

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