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This book was even better than the first one in the series. I really liked how Candace has really changed from the first book. She now is one of the regulars and she fits in with almost everyone. She's grown up quite a bit as she's more willing to help out others. She even gives up her free time to plan the dreaded Sugar Shock event and recruits others to join her. It's quite a nice change from the indecisive snobby girl from the first book. Her relationship with Kurt is growing also in this book. While he's a nice guy, I personally prefer Josh myself. I'm hoping that somehow him and Candace might end up together. Tamara is a much better character in this story. I was pleased to see her generosity put to good use in regards to the youth group's trip. This story really made me want The Zone to exist in real life. It would be so awesome to go visit and scare myself silly throughout the park. There's some scary events that take place in the park which would have freaked me out but Candace takes them in stride. Her job is way cool and I totally envy her. This book is a fun, quick, hip read that teens will love. I am dying to read the next book in the series. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite YA series ever.
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Posted February 13, 2013
It was REALLY good but it can get BORNING just like the winter of cady canes i have read all of the seris they all are goog just boribg at times but yall give it try u might like it and think its not as boring as i think it is!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted April 3, 2012
A super cute and fun series, sure to be enjoyed by all!
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Posted December 12, 2010
The Fall of Candy Corn is the second in the Sweet Season Series. Candace Thompson is a typical teenage girl who likes to have fun, hang out with friends, and not to worry about tomorrow. She continues her summer job at a local theme park which was only suppose to be a short-term summer job. It's Halloween time at the Zone and Candace's job is working as a maze monster and she is a little embarrassed of it. Candace hates the attention that keeps coming her way and is worried about her future college plans. I would recommend this book to mostly girls who love a series book. It has lots of interesting characters in this book and lots of mysteries to figure out. This book is great for you to get into the time of season it is. It's the perfect book to read around this time of year.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.The Fall of Candy Corn is the second book in the Sweet Seansons series by: Debbie Viguie. The book was enjoyable and an easy read for the most part. At some parts it could get a bit tedious when describing the relationship between the main character, Candace, and her love interest Kurt. I found this book to have similar conflicts to the first one, so the story got kinda boring. All in all though it was good and I am soon to read the next book in the series. I recommend this book for ages 13-17.
Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.The Fall of Candy Corn is a wonderful follow-up to this clever series about a girl named Candace who works at an amusement park as seasonal help. We find Candace applying to work over Halloween in one of the "haunted mazes". She gets hired and is getting reacquainted with her fellow employees when it starts looking like the mazes (and the park) really are haunted... Can she save her job? Can she save the park? What a fun way to find out - grab a copy of this book!
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Will Candace survive the shift from ...