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Say Cheese and Die — Again! is the forty-fourth volume in the original Goosebumps book series, a sequel to Say Cheese and Die!, and the second book in the Say Cheese and Dice! saga. It was first published in 1996.

The cover illustration depicts a photo of a skeleton family having dinner.

Contents

  • ane Blurb
  • ii Plot
  • 3 Reprints and rereleases
    • 3.ane Differences
  • 4 International releases
    • 4.1 Differences
  • 5 Merchandise
  • 6 Goggle box adaptation
  • vii Advertizing
  • viii Artwork
    • 8.1 Conceptual
  • 9 Tear-outs
  • 10 Trivia
    • 10.1 References in other Goosebumps media

Blurb

Picture-PERFECT NIGHTMARE!

Sourball. That's what Greg calls his English teacher, Mr. Saur. He'south a real grouch. And at present he just gave Greg a large fat "F" on his oral report. He didn't believe Greg'due south story. Almost the camera Greg found final summer. About the pictures it took. About the evil things that happened. Poor Greg. He just wanted to prove old Sourball wrong. But now that he'due south dug up the photographic camera, bad things are happening. Really bad things. Merely like the first time...

Plot

In the small town of Pitts Landing, Greg Banks is in his English form and is called upon by his English teacher, Mr. Saur, to give a written report about what he did during the summertime. Mr. Saur is a strict instructor who never laughs and is referred to as "Sour Ball" by Greg and his friends. Greg describes what happened to him last summer with the evil camera, simply Mr. Saur believes the story is false and gives Greg an "F" on the assignment. Greg insists his story is true, then Mr. Saur challenges Greg to nowadays the camera. Greg'due south parents won't let him visit his cousins in the summertime if he flunks his written report, so he's desperate to show his story'due south validity.

Greg and so plans to revisit the Coffman Business firm to retrieve the photographic camera. He discusses this over luncheon with his friends, Doug, Michael and Shari, who are shocked at his conclusion and try to discourage him, every bit the photographic camera had done so many bad things to them last summer. Simply when Greg's English classmates named Donny and Brian, mock him in public by pretending to take photographs with their hands and quipping "Say cheese and dice!", Greg becomes all the more determined to detect the camera and bear witness his story is true.

Afterward that night, Greg returns to the Coffman House, only to discover that information technology has been purchased by a new owner who has had the identify cleared out. While Greg is searching for the camera in the debris, a boy named Jonathan catches him, taking him for a thief. He shortly realizes that this is not the case. Greg learns that Jonathan is the son of the new owner of the Coffman house. Greg finally finds the camera under a raccoon's dead body/corpse, and Jonathan becomes curious equally to why he is so interested in it. Greg says that he must show it to his English class, simply Jonathan becomes interested in keeping the camera, arguing that it is technically his since information technology was originally in his new house.

While fighting for the camera, Greg accidentally snaps Jon's picture. The photograph then shows a long carpenter nail going through Jon's foot. Jon thinks that the camera is a joke and Greg asks if he can infringe it for a while. Jonathan then runs off to detect his father, only to step on a carpenter boom, as predicted in the photograph, and then is rushed to the hospital later that. The next mean solar day, Greg goes to school and is caught by Shari on the way. Greg tries to hide the photographic camera from Shari unsuccessfully. They have an argument about Greg bringing the camera to schoolhouse which results in Greg accidentally snapping a picture of Shari. The pic so develops and appears to be a negative, leading the 2 to believe that the photographic camera is broken. Shari so grabs the camera and takes a picture of Greg, which so develops into a picture of Greg appearing to look like an obese person.

Greg then goes to English form, excited to testify Mr. Saur his photographic camera as proof for his consignment, merely to be disappointed when he discovers that Saur is out for the day, with a substitute in his place. He then decides to put the photographic camera in his locker merely is caught by Donny and Brian after exiting the classroom. They torment him with the photographic camera but are stopped past the principal. The next morning, Greg wakes upwardly to discover himself fatter in his pajamas. His mother disagrees, proverb that his pajamas are always besides tight for him. Greg finds out in schoolhouse that Shari has lost weight. Over the post-obit days, Shari loses more than weight while Greg gains more.

Mr. Saur arrives the following mean solar day and Greg shows him the camera which he ignores. He then makes his concluding determination, which is to requite Greg a failing mark. Greg's parents insist that his weight gain is the consequence of some allergic reaction to something he ate. Shari and Greg, desperate for a solution, realize that if they make Greg's photo negative, there might be a chance of returning to their normal bodies. They rush to a photo shop where Greg's brother Terry works. They discover him and plead with him to opposite their pictures. Greg offers him all of his allowance, which his brother accepts. His blood brother then reverses the pictures and the following twenty-four hour period, Greg and Shari return to their normal bodies.

Against Shari's advice, Greg brings the camera to school and again insists to Mr. Saur to requite him a passing mark for his assignment, offer to demonstrate the camera'southward powers. Mr. Saur takes the photographic camera and insists on taking a motion-picture show of Greg with his entire form. He then snaps photo. He asks Greg what is going to happen and Greg says they'll run into.

Reprints and rereleases

Book Release date Blazon Media

2003 - 2007 reprint series

Saycheeseanddie-again-reprint.jpg

March 2004 Standalone Paperback

Differences

  • The tagline was changed to "Smiling for the camera..."

International releases

Gallery

Differences

  • In the French Canadian release, this is the twoscore-5th book in the original series.
  • In France, this is the thirty-first book in the original serial.
    • Greg Banks is called "Alex Banks."
    • Doug Arthur is called "Arthur Normann" and is nicknamed "Ouiseau," the French give-and-take for "Bird."
    • Shari Walker is called "Sara Walker."

Trade

  • Most of the 90s merch for Say Cheese and Die - Again! removed the word "Die", with the title being written every bit "Say Cheese And... Again!". This was mostly the case for dress.

Idiot box adaptation

Say Cheese and Die — Again! was adjusted into an episode of the Goosebumps Tv series. Information technology is the eighteenth episode of flavor three, and the sixth-2d episode overall.

Artwork

Conceptual

Tear-outs

The original printings of the book included bookmark and trading card tear-outs.

Trivia

  • Say Cheese and Die — Again! has the longest fourth dimension departure between installments of any sequel in the original serial at 3 years & vii months, too as by 40 books.
  • Dissimilar the previous book, Say Cheese and Die!, which was told in the tertiary person narrative, Say Cheese and Die — Again! is told from Greg's point of view.
  • Information technology is never revealed what happened to the two bullies, Joey Ferris and Mickey Ward, who found the camera and used it at the end of the previous book.
    • Both this volume and the originalSay Cheese and Die! terminate on the same twist ending of characters waiting to meet the photo the camera created.
  • This is the last book in the Say Cheese and Die saga to be set in Pitts Landing.
  • The place where Terry works at after he loses his old job is chosen Kramer'due south Photo Mart which is possible a reference to the Kramer family from Night of the Living Dummy Ii.
  • Greg claims the events of the first book happened concluding summer, even though it actually took place in the fall.
  • I of the skeleton kids on the cover is wearing a shirt with a pattern closely resembling the logo for The Grateful Dead.
  • The 2018 eBook removes any mention of Greg referring to Donny and Brian every bit "Sumo-one and Sumo-2".
    • Brian is descried equally a big kid instead of a big "gorilla of a kid"
    • "He never kids effectually" is changed to "He never jokes effectually".
    • References to a chalk lath are removed
    • Two uses of "crazy" are removed.
    • The initial clarification of Greg's photograph of him fat is toned downwards, removing various specific details and comparisons to a balloon. Things like this are changed throughout the book, and fatter is replaced with "bigger" in various places, and mentions of diets, chins, flab, etc. are removed.
    • Greg's mom suggesting she give him skim milk is changed to her suggesting he go bigger pajamas.
    • Shari saying she is losing weight is changed to her saying she is shrinking. "Skinny" is changed to "narrow" in i place.
    • A line about how the girl's in school accept crushes on the main is removed.
  • This is the terminal book to use "Coming Shortly/Besides Bachelor From R.L. Stine" on the advert for the next book on the back embrace.
  • This book references Clot-O and the Honda Civic.
    • The 2018 eBook removes the Clot-o mention, as it is used every bit a style to describe Greg'southward weight.
  • In the original cover concept art, the skeleton family practise not take eyeballs. Also, similar to the first cover, the pencil sketches and color mockup feature a young girl skeleton. Possibly a case of Tim Jacobus mistaking Terry Banks as female person.[1]
    • Coincidentally, with the addition of a young female skeleton, the scene on the encompass resembles the events of Amanda Benson'south nightmare in Welcome to Dead House.

References in other Goosebumps media

  • The camera appears in Goosebumps: The Game. There is besides an in-game accomplishment named "Say Cheese--Again!", which tin can exist earned by taking pictures of all the monsters with the haunted camera.
Goosebumps series
#01 Welcome to Dead House #22 Ghost Embankment #43 The Fauna from the East
#02 Stay Out of the Basement #23 Return of the Mummy #44 Say Cheese and Dice — Again!
#03 Monster Blood #24 Phantom of the Auditorium #45 Ghost Camp
#04 Say Cheese and Dice! #25 Attack of the Mutant #46 How to Kill a Monster
#05 The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb #26 My Hairiest Risk #47 Legend of the Lost Legend
#06 Let's Get Invisible! #27 A Night in Terror Tower #48 Assail of the Jack-O'-Lanterns
#07 Night of the Living Dummy #28 The Cuckoo Clock of Doom #49 Vampire Breath
#08 The Girl Who Cried Monster #29 Monster Blood Iii #50 Calling All Creeps!
#09 Welcome to Camp Nightmare #xxx It Came from Beneath the Sink! #51 Beware, the Snowman
#x The Ghost Next Door #31 Night of the Living Dummy II #52 How I Learned to Fly
#11 The Haunted Mask #32 The Barking Ghost #53 Chicken Chicken
#12 Exist Conscientious What Y'all Wish For... #33 The Horror at Camp Jellyjam #54 Don't Go to Slumber!
#13 Piano Lessons Can Be Murder #34 Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes #55 The Hulk That Ate Anybody
#14 The Werewolf of Fever Swamp #35 A Shocker on Stupor Street #56 The Expletive of Camp Cold Lake
#15 Y'all Tin't Scare Me! #36 The Haunted Mask II #57 My All-time Friend Is Invisible
#xvi One Mean solar day at HorrorLand #37 The Headless Ghost #58 Deep Trouble II
#17 Why I'one thousand Afraid of Bees #38 The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena #59 The Haunted School
#18 Monster Blood II #39 How I Got My Shrunken Head #threescore Werewolf Skin
#xix Deep Trouble #40 Night of the Living Dummy 3 #61 I Live in Your Basement!
#20 The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight #41 Bad Hare Solar day #62 Monster Blood 4
#21 Go Consume Worms! #42 Egg Monsters from Mars
  1. ↑ The Art of Goosebumps Folio 102

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