Jekyll and Heidi

Jekyll and Heidi

infobox Book | | name = Jekyll And Heidi
orig title =
translator =


author = R. L. Stine
cover_artist = Tim Jacobus
country = United States
language = English
series =
classification = fiction
genre = Horror fiction, Children's literature
publisher = Scholastic
release_date = February 1999
media_type = Print (Paperback)
pages = 117 p.
isbn =
preceded_by = Return to HorrorLand
followed_by = Scream School

"Jekyll And Heidi" is the fourteenth book in the . It is based heavily upon Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". Robert Louis Stevenson shares the same initials as R. L. Stine.

A girl named Heidi discovers that her uncle is a descendant of Dr. Jekyll, and is creating a potion that releases his monstrous side.

Heidi Davidson moves in with her uncle and cousin after the loss of her parents. She thinks that her uncle is the monster but soon finds out something about her mysterious cousin. In the end, the villagers burn the mansion down but Heidi and her relatives make it to safety without the villagers knowing.

Tagline

Half human. Half beast.


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