Goosebumps Review

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It Came From Beneath the Sink has a great title, a solid concept, and a unique monster. Unfortunatel

This was the first Goosebumps book I read as a kid. I distinctly remember getting it for Christmas i

Monster Blood III is the sort of sequel you get when you start with a shoddy concept and then stretc

My Hairiest Adventure was a mess of ideas that never really added up to a coherent story. I did appr

Attack of the Mutant was a lot of fun. It was more of an adventure story than a horror story, but I

The Cuckoo Clock of Doom holds the distinction of being one of the sillier Goosebumps books, and yet

Babysitter Bloodbath, the YA book. Grab it on AmazonIf you leave a book review, message me for a fre

The Horror at Camp Jellyjam contained all of the elements I crave in a Goosebumps book. It wasn&rsqu

I had heard The Barking Ghost was one of R.L. Stine’s least favorite Goosebumps books, and I c

It Came From Beneath the Sink has a great title, a solid concept, and a unique monster. Unfortunatel

Monster Blood III is the sort of sequel you get when you start with a shoddy concept and then stretc

Phantom of the Auditorium is one of the more solid Goosebumps books I’ve read so far, though i

Attack of the Mutant was a lot of fun. It was more of an adventure story than a horror story, but I

The Cuckoo Clock of Doom holds the distinction of being one of the sillier Goosebumps books, and yet

This was the first Goosebumps book I read as a kid. I distinctly remember getting it for Christmas i

My Hairiest Adventure was a mess of ideas that never really added up to a coherent story. I did appr

Return of the Mummy picks up one year after the events of Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb and sees G

Ghost Beach was almost as creepy as I remembered it being. It did a great job of making the beach sc

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