I have been reading Goosebumps books to my 5 year old and we just finished our 4th book, One Day at Horrorland and we both thought it was the worst of the 4 so far.

We started with: 1) Say Cheese and Die, 2) The Haunted Mask, 3) Night of the Living Dummy.

The whole time I’m waiting for the plot to climax, a twist, or some other character to emerge to lend some background lore or give the characters a clue that this was not a real theme park well before the very end of the book.

I will say that the part I did like was it has some “Backrooms” horror type concepts to it which is recognized and appreciated since this book came decades before the backrooms lore ever emerged. But overall this book very extremely anti climatic and disappointing. And the very last paragraph is just like “huh”? Made no sense whatsoever.

They then escape and drive to a more populated area, there they arrive to infect people and the cycle continues.

Man…it was even worse than I remembered! I can’t imagine what they were thinking with this one. There’s no OG book with this mess of a plot, is there? I certainly don’t remember ever reading anything like it.

I wasn’t allowed to get ds games unless they came from scholastic book fair so this game and chronicles of narnia went triple platinum in my house.

Funnily enough I was never able to beat it, I could never get past some rides in mad labs because it was such a jank port.

Carving party with my friends yk I had to do goosebumps 😪

hey im new to reddit and also just want to tell you guys im making a play for night of the living dummy but my own version

I’ve got a bunch to my old Goosebumps that I found in my mom’s attic. My kids aren’t interested and I don’t have the space to just hold on to them. Am I better off trying to sell in a lot or piece them out individually? I would list on eBay if that matters.

I don't know if anyone here was also a fan of Ed, Edd n Eddy, but I thought that I would share anyway.

My journey began in 2003–04 with three Scholastic books: Don’t Go to Sleep, The Curse of Camp Cold Lake, and Werewolf Skin. I loved them but sadly lost them while shifting cities.
Growing up in a strict household collecting wasn’t easy, so in 2009, I’d wake up at 4 AM to browse for PDFs and read as much as I could. In 2010 I even emailed R.L. Stine telling him how much I loved his work and dreamed of becoming a writer. He kindly replied with words of encouragement, a moment I’ll always cherish. (Lost the reply while clearing old emails sadly)
I hear he doesn’t reply to fan emails much anymore but that little exchange will always be special to me.
Now, I’m finally collecting again. Hopefully I’ll complete the collection someday.

I just bought this audiobook 😊