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Eye of the Fortuneteller — Content Guide for Parents

By R.L. StineAladdin2026-03-03ISBN 9781665984959128 pages
Eye of the Fortuneteller

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Contains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.

About this book

A girl is haunted by her worst fears after meeting a fortuneteller in the sixth book in the Ghosts of Fear Street middle grade series from master of horror R.L. Stine—now with a brand-new look!

Who’s afraid of the ghosts of Fear Street? Not Kelsey Moore. She’s lived on Fear Street all her life, and she’s not afraid of anything. Until she meets Madame Valda—a strange old woman who says she can see into the future. She tells Kelsey that only fools are fearless. Kelsey just laughs.

But Kelsey isn’t laughing when she climbs into bed…and finds it full of disgusting sand crabs. Or when she goes for a swim…and finds the ocean swarming with giant jellyfish! Now Kelsey is on edge all the time. Has Madame Valda doomed her to live in fear forever?

Frequently asked questions

  • Is Eye of the Fortuneteller appropriate for a 7-year-old?

    No explicit violence detected in the book. The narrative involves spooky incidents and supernatural elements typical of R.L. Stine's work, but does not depict physical violence between characters. The book contains elements designed to be spooky and potentially frightening for its target audience, including themes of fear and supernatural occurrences. Kelsey Moore faces her worst fears after meeting a fortuneteller, which aligns with the horror genre aimed at children.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have violence?

    No explicit violence detected in the book. The narrative involves spooky incidents and supernatural elements typical of R.L. Stine's work, but does not depict physical violence between characters.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have scary content?

    The book contains elements designed to be spooky and potentially frightening for its target audience, including themes of fear and supernatural occurrences. Kelsey Moore faces her worst fears after meeting a fortuneteller, which aligns with the horror genre aimed at children.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have religious themes?

    No religious content in the book itself. While some search results reference R.L. Stine's other works or personal beliefs, they do not indicate any religious practices or themes in 'Eye of the Fortuneteller'.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have racial/cultural content?

    No explicit themes of race or racism present in the book. The narrative does not focus on racial issues or dynamics, and search results do not indicate any relevant content.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have profanity?

    No profanity found in the book. The content is aimed at a younger audience, consistent with R.L. Stine's typical writing style for children.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have climate change?

    No climate-related themes or environmental messages present in the book. The narrative focuses on supernatural and horror elements rather than environmental issues.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have sexual identity?

    No sexual content present in the book. The search results do not indicate any themes or scenes of a sexual nature in 'Eye of the Fortuneteller'.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have gender roles?

    The book does not actively discuss or critique gender roles. While Kelsey Moore is a female protagonist, the story does not engage with themes of gender expectations or roles.

  • Does Eye of the Fortuneteller have lgbtq+ themes?

    No LGBTQ+ themes or characters explicitly present in the book 'Eye of the Fortuneteller'. Search results indicate that there is no queer representation in the book, and any perceived subtext is likely not intended by the author.