Chicken Chicken Review
According to the Goosebumps Fanwiki, R. L. Stine took inspiration from Stephen Kings’s Thinner when writing Chicken Chicken. Will it compare? Surely not?! Let’s scratch a little deeper…
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Are Goosebumps Books Scary?
Only one book has ever brought me close to being scared, and it was not even what most would describe as a fully-fledged horror novel! You can see what I mean in my review of MINE by Robert McCammon. But on this reflection, along with being a massive Goosebumps fan, got me thinking… are Goosebumps books scary?
Attack of the Jack-O’-Lanterns: Both Trick and Treat
Attack of the Jack-O’-Lanterns (1996) is book 48 in the original Goosebumps series. This holiday horror may prove to be the perfect festive read for you. Especially if you are looking for a book you can finish on Halloween night! Want to know more about what you will be getting yourself into? Read on!
Cat: Fiendish Feline Frights
Do you like cats? Everyone likes a cat! How about killer cats!? Combining a b-movie narrative and eco-horror, is this the next read for you?
The Best 20 R. L. Stine Books for Christmas Chills!
Here is a list on the net of books written by R. L. Stine that suit the Christmas season perfectly (no spoilers).
Trapped: Stuck in a Good Book
The final book in the original Fear Street series, Trapped (1997) has to be my favourite read from the series as a whole so far. This 51st instalment of the series is fast-paced, and whilst not gory as such, that is not to say that it is not graphic!
