Tag: goosebumpsbook
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Goosebumps #9 Welcome to Camp Nightmare
This Goosebumps entry introduces a new type of location, summer camp. This is a location that will be revisited quite a bit throughout the series. In this review, we’ll find out if the camp gives nightmares. Synopsis: Billy is on his way to summer camp. The bus is filled with almost all boys. Billy thinks…
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Goosebumps #8 The Girl Who Cried Monster
This Goosebumps entry is a pretty straight forward play on the boy who cried wolf, just with a monster instead. In this review, we’ll see who the real monsters are… Probably the actual monsters. Synopsis: Lucy Dark is always scaring her younger brother Randy with monster stories. Unfortunately, this isn’t an origin story of Randy…
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Goosebumps #7 Night of the Living Dummy
The seventh entry in the Goosebumps series introduces the most iconic villain of the series. While other villains may have recurring appearances, Slappy is the most well-known of the series. In this review I’ll see if the original stands the test of time. Synopsis: At the beginning of this Goosebumps entry, we are introduced to…
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Goosebumps #5 The Curse of the Mummies Tomb
This is the fifth entry in the Goosebumps series. This Goosebumps review may be cursed, as I cover the snoozefest which is The Curse of the Mummies Tomb. Synopsis: Gabe and his parents are visiting Egypt. They’re driving to Cairo, passing pyramids on their way. His parents are there on a business trip to sale…
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Goosebumps #4 Say Cheese and Die!
The fourth entry into the Goosebumps series brings one of the scarier stories in the series. This is one of the most iconic Goosebumps books and in this review, I’ll be seeing if a photo really can bring a thousand screams. Published 1992. Synopsis: At the beginning of the novel, we are introduced to our…
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Goosebumps #2 Stay Out of the Basement
The second entry in the Goosebumps series I’ll review, brings strange experiments and science gone amok. Published in 1992. Synopsis: Margaret and Casey Brewer’s dad has recently dedicated himself to his work full time at home, almost never leaving the basement. At the start of the novel Margaret and Casey are outside playing frisbee. Casey…