Goosebump thread

[Anonymous No.14664294]

Post your favorite goosebumps books and r9 others
>For me it's gotta be

[Anonymous No.14664339]

>>14664294
forever gonna shill this classic

[Anonymous No.14664618]

I swear I keep finding new weird books by RL Stine. How many has he written? It feels like they are endless and you're always going to find one you haven't read. I love the man.
Anyway ill post a pic of my choice

[Anonymous No.14664635]

Not Classic goosebumps but still

[Anonymous No.14664674]

I used to collect these for the cool covers. I don't think I ever read them lol.

how much did they cost each?

[Anonymous No.14664705]

>>14664674
>how much did they cost each?

Free..

[Anonymous No.14664716]

>>14664294
I read this again and again and the vhs tape even more

[Anonymous No.14664750]

>>14664618
I had an audiotape of this as a kid and it legit terrified me. It had a pretty PKD ending if I remember

[Anonymous No.14665323]

Monster Blood 3 gave me a size fetish

[Anonymous No.14665377]

>>14664705
which ereader do you reccomend?

[Anonymous No.14665390]

>>14664750
Yeah, i actually saw the tv episode before reading the book as a kid and it was terrifying.
What was the name of the book where the protagonists got inside a model of a town ?
I remember in the TV show there were 3 episodes, and in the first one the protagonists had to sell lemonade

[Anonymous No.14665446]

>>14664294

[Anonymous No.14665546]

>>14664294
There are 235 goosebumps books. 235. R.L. Stine has written 235 of these. He’s still writing them. How the fuck does he do it?

[Anonymous No.14665558]

>>14665546
those fat checks

[Anonymous No.14665566]

>>14665390
Fuck, I think I remember renting a dvd with those episodes on it.

[Anonymous No.14665572]

>>14665546
>He’s still writing them.
holy crackers

[Anonymous No.14665576]

>>14665390
That one (called "Chillogy," or something stupid like that) actually wasn't based on a book. There were a few other episodes that were the same way, I think.

[Anonymous No.14665590]

The amount of book reports I wrote on these...

[Anonymous No.14665597]

haven’t read any of these in forever so it’s very possible this one ain’t the best, but it was my favorite when i was a kid
>>14664294
never read
>>14664339
what? why???
>>14664618
solid fckin choice
>>14664635
ooh i liked some of these but never read this one
>>14664716
great choice
>>14665446
a classic
>>14665590
solid

[Anonymous No.14665601]

This one pushed the limits of scare for me

[Anonymous No.14665616]

>>14664294
This is the only one that ever scared me
(Maybe besides the dummy)
The picture is not really representative of what happens in the book

[Anonymous No.14665629]

My mother bought this for me when I was very young, I think probably 2nd or 3rd grade. One of the first books I read for fun. I think it unironically is the reason I like to read horror.

[Anonymous No.14665642]

>>14664716
>and this is our sons room

[Anonymous No.14665665]

What did R.L. Stine mean by this?

[Anonymous No.14665672]

>>14665665
based tickle fetish

[Anonymous No.14665682]

>>14665665
who got the satanic trips?

[Anonymous No.14665683]

>>14665665
a soft white room ruined by chimps imported by a (((doctor)))

[Anonymous No.14665769]

>>14665576
thx anon

[Anonymous No.14665792]

Is it as easy as I imagine to write a goosebumps-esque book?

[Anonymous No.14665793]

There was a book not written by RL Stine but that was called something like "the favourite short stories of RL Stine". Two of those stories were the scariest thing I've ever read. Does anybody know which book I'm talking about? I remember one story was called Mr Polo or something like that. It was about this ice cream vendor that appeared with his truck every summer day and sold kids ice creams. However, the protagonist ventures into his truck or just opens one of the compartments that was unlabeled or something similar and discovers a collection of kid's limbs: little legs, little arms. The story then shifts to the next winter and the kid's in his bed and he starts hearing Mr Polo's truck music...
The other story was so scary I don't remember it. I must have blocked it or something. I remembered it also involved a kid and some type of machine. If anybody can tell me the title of the book I might be able to find it.

[Anonymous No.14665804]

>>14665793
>If anybody can tell me the title of the book I might be able to find it.

[Anonymous No.14665815]

>>14665804
I meant the short story I can't remember, not the book itself. Should be obvious