The Classic Goosebumps Series 20 Books Collection Set By R. L. Stine

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Dugan, Jeanne (November 4, 1996). "GOOSEBUMPS: THE THING THAT ATE THE KIDS' MARKET". BusinessWeek. Retrieved on November 25, 2010. Mario is spending winter break with his neighbors, Todd and Jewel, on their family vacation to Vermont. He is excited to see snow for the first time and meet his friend’s beloved grandparents. But Todd and Jewel’s grandparents turn out to be a little odd. They love telling tall tales of goblins, elves, and trolls. When Mario spots a blur of green fur in the garden, he wonders if the stories could be real. He’s determined to find out more, but the truth might be more dangerous than fiction. If you’re on the hunt for the ultimate chills and thrills, look no further than our definitive ranked list of the 62 best Goosebumps books of all time. Crafted by the master of children’s horror, R.L. Stine, the Goosebumps series has captivated young readers and adults alike for decades, and it was really the first book series that got me into reading almost 30 years ago.

Luke Harrison's dad makes horror movies. It is a lot of fun being around a lot of such scary stuff - especially when you have your own monster museum at home. But when two ventriloquist dummies - Slappy and his twin Snappy - join the collection, things get real creepy. Real-Life creepy! Slappy and Snappy can walk and talk on their own. And they can make you scream on their own. They have a plan to make everyone's lives miserable. Will Luke be able to stop this terrible twosome? Jay Gardener is a mischievous kid who can't stay out of trouble. Unfortunately, Jay gets in so much trouble, his family is forced to move. But there's something odd about Jay's new town. Why does everyone have lawn gnomes in front of their homes? And why is everyone afraid to go outside at night? Jay is about to learn that mischief can lead to terror. Lu-Ann Franklin usually loves Halloween. Not this year. Her best friend, Devin O'Bannon, is going away for the week. And she has to go to a boring party where nothing exciting could ever happen. But when Lu-Ann comes face-to-face with the Haunted Mask, major trouble lies ahead!In Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes, R.L. Stine takes us on a wild ride with siblings Joe and Mindy Burton. Their dad is super into gardening and decides to spice up the lawn with a pair of creepy lawn gnomes. But these aren’t your average garden decorations. Nope, these gnomes come alive at night and wreak havoc, messing up gardens and causing chaos in the neighborhood. Joe and Mindy catch on to the gnomes’ antics, but convincing their parents is another story. The kids have to take matters into their own hands to stop the mischievous gnomes before they ruin not just their dad’s prized garden but the whole neighborhood. The Ghost Next Door is the 10th installment in R.L. Stine’s iconic Goosebumps series. The story revolves around a young girl named Hannah Fairchild, who’s super bored during her summer vacation. She’s convinced that her life is as dull as a doorknob until she notices some strange happenings with her new neighbor, Danny Anderson. Hannah starts to suspect that Danny might actually be a ghost, especially after she notices things like him appearing and disappearing out of nowhere and not leaving footprints in the sand. Of course, in typical Goosebumps fashion, it isn’t quite as simple as that. Amanda and Josh Benson move with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Benson into a creepy old house in the strange town of Dark Falls and meet new friends who are unlike any kids they have known before.

Harry Altman and his brother Alex Altman go to Camp Spirit Moon where the campers turn out to be ghosts who want to use Harry and Alex's bodies to escape. Kat is reluctant to visit her uncle, Vic Frankenstein, because of all the rumors about him. People in the small town where he lives say he's a mad scientist like his great-grandfather, Victor Frankenstein, who created a monster that came alive and terrorized the town. But Kat is relieved to find that even though he lives in a dark, old castle-like mansion, Uncle Vic is a quiet, gentle man, a scientist interested in building robots with artificial intelligence. Also, Kat loves Poochie, Vic's small, adorable, fluffy white dog, funny and playful. But after an accident occurs in her uncle's lab, strange things begin to happen. Has Kat created a monster? Or is something else responsible for the horror that is unleashed? Two new installments are expected in the Goosebumps SlappyWorld series in 2022. Slappy in Dreamland, the sixteenth book in the series, is expected be published on March 1, and the seventeenth book in the series, Haunting with the Stars, is expected to be published June 28. Eddie and his sister Sue were vacationing in London, England when they become lost in a medieval torture chamber called Terror Tower and have to run from the Lord High Executioner. Things get weirder when they begin losing their money and their memories.

Lucy Dark likes tormenting her younger brother into thinking that monsters are real – till she learns that her librarian Mr. Mortman is one. R. L. Stine began his writing career when he was nine years old, and today he has achieved the position of the bestselling children's author in history. In the early 1990s, Stine was catapulted to fame when he wrote the unprecedented, bestselling Goosebumps® series, which sold more than 250 million copies and became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon. His other major series, Fear Street, has over 80 million copies sold. Space-obsessed Murphy Shannon is pumped that his 6th grade class is visiting the Rayburne Observatory. Except, being a know-it-all means he's totally bored with the lectures he has to sit through. So when classmates Orly and Cleo say they should explore on their own, Murphy sneaks out with them. But when they come face-to-face with the strange Dr. Rayburne and his experiments, they realize they may be way in-over-their heads. A grand adventure in space may be in store for them, if they can survive... Curiosity gets the best of Jaclyn, and she decides to unravel the mystery. She climbs the mountain and finds out that the snowman is actually a guardian of sorts, keeping an evil creature trapped inside it. But guess what? She accidentally releases the creature, and all hell breaks loose. Now, it’s up to her to fix the mess she’s made and save the village.

The original series had 62 books, but Stine has continued writing many Goosebumps spin-offs, including a new series: Goosebumps SlappyWorld. Greg Banks thinks there is something wrong with the old camera he and his friends found. The photographs keep turning out wrong. Very wrong. What makes Go Eat Worms a standout Goosebumps book is its unique blend of humor, suspense, and the macabre. It’s not just about the scares; it’s also about the dynamics between siblings and friends. Todd starts off as this annoying prankster, but as the story progresses, he learns some valuable lessons about empathy and the consequences of his actions. The book also taps into a common childhood fear—bugs and creepy crawlies—making it relatable to young readers. This hardcover set includes the following Goosebumps books: The Ghost Next Door, Ghost Beach and The Barking Ghost. This book also contains a ghost sound effect feature when opened.

10. The Girl Who Cried Monster (Goosebumps #8)

Steve Boswell goes to the mask shop that Carly Beth went to in the first book and buys an old man mask to scare the little kids he is forced to coach in school as punishment for a prank from before and much like Carly Beth in the first book, Steve finds out that the mask he bought is bent on warping the personality of anyone who wears it for too long. The park is filled with attractions that are a little too real for comfort. We’re talking about rides like the “Doom Slide,” where each slide leads to a different, terrifying fate, and the “Dead House,” which is as ominous as it sounds. The HorrorLand Horrors, the monstrous employees of the park, make sure the family’s experience is, well, horrifying. As the Morris family navigates through the park’s twisted attractions, they realize that getting out of HorrorLand alive is a game they have to win. After visiting an abandoned house said to be haunted, Sammy Jacobs soon gets a new friend a boy named Brent whom no one (not even Sammy) can see. The sequels keep the excitement going by introducing new characters and scenarios but always keeping Slappy at the center of the chaos. Each book adds another layer to Slappy’s twisted personality, making him even more complex and intriguing. And let’s not forget the life lessons these books subtly deliver. They touch on themes like sibling rivalry, the consequences of meddling with things you don’t understand, and the importance of facing your fears.