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The idea that the main character would be getting dreams from the girl whose bed she's sleeping in is interesting, along with the sisterly rivalry and (view spoiler)[the psycho sister escaping from the mental institution (hide spoiler)]. However, I think it's good that this book is only 150 pages long because I don't know how the idea could have been stretched anymore. Maybe if the author had went into more backstory on the family that used to live in the house and had gradually made Andrea a spoiled brat, the author could have stretched the story out more and the reader would have appreciated those things as well. (view spoiler)[ At the end, they mention that the ghost 'always said she had a gift' and this is why she was able to communicate with Maggie. I think it would have been better if the author hadn't included that. Fear Street is weird, just leave it at that. (hide spoiler)] There were two thing that I couldn't believe (view spoiler)[if Maggie knew a girl had been murdered in her bed, WHY did she still sleep in it?!?!? And if the authorities knew the sister had escaped, the first place they should have checked was her old house. (hide spoiler)]