This one has a special place in the Goosebumps lineup. While it may not be as iconic as Night of the Living Dummy or The Haunted Mask, which we’ll talk about further down this list, but it was still a top 20 Goosebumps book. The book introduced mythical creatures like mermaids into the Goosebumps universe, which wasn’t a common theme in the series. It was also adapted into a TV episode, although the episode took some liberties with the plot. Ghost Beach centers around siblings Jerry and Terri Sadler, who are spending their summer vacation with distant relatives in a quaint New England town. Sounds like a chill summer, right? Well, not exactly. The town is home to a mysterious, secluded beach that the locals refer to as Ghost Beach. Legend has it that the beach is haunted by the spirits of 17th-century settlers. The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena is the 38th book in R.L. Stine’s iconic Goosebumps series. The story revolves around Jordan and Nicole Blake, two siblings living in sunny Pasadena, California. They’re tired of the never-ending sunshine and dream of experiencing a real winter with snow and all. Well, they get more than they bargained for when their dad, a photographer, gets an assignment to travel to Alaska and capture pictures of the elusive Abominable Snowman. Although this is one of the later books in the Goosebumps series, It Came From Beneath the Sink! was one of the most memorable. It’s a wild ride that combines the everyday life of kids with the supernatural in a way that only Goosebumps can, and it all begins with those fear-striking red eyes on the cover. Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services.

Welcome to Camp Nightmare is this wild ride where you meet Billy, who’s all set for an epic summer at Camp Nightmoon. But from the moment he steps off the bus, it’s like stepping into a horror movie. First, they get dropped in the middle of nowhere, and then some creepy creature shows up to say what’s up. Not exactly the summer vacay you dream of, right? Another Goosebumps book, another iconic book cover! Why I’m Afraid of Bees is a classic installment in R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps series, and its cover pulls you into its wild ride from start to finish. The story centers around Gary Lutz, a kid who’s pretty much a walking disaster. He’s clumsy, unpopular, and just can’t seem to catch a break. To make matters worse, he’s got a sister who’s a total overachiever. So, when Gary sees an ad for a company that promises to swap his life with someone else’s for a weekend, he jumps at the chance. What could go wrong, right? The pacing is on point, too. Just when you think you’ve got a handle on what’s going on, a new twist comes along that throws you off balance. It keeps you guessing, and that’s a hallmark of a great horror story. Plus, the characters are relatable. Margaret and Casey aren’t just cardboard cutouts; they’re kids dealing with a situation way beyond their understanding, and their reactions are both believable and engaging. Richard Hsieh's dad studies dreams, and one day, they decide to hook Richard's new Slappy doll up to the dream machine as a joke. All of a sudden, Richard starts having nightmares of Slappy coming to life and wreaking havoc. But they're only dreams, right? Except, when his cousin Willow comes to visit, she also dreams of Slappy. It's impossible! But when Slappy threatens to invade more kids' dreams, they'll have to figure out how to defeat him before be becomes a dream master.The pacing is spot-on, with the tension escalating at just the right moments. And let’s not forget the classic Goosebumps twist ending that leaves you questioning everything you’ve just read. It’s a rollercoaster ride from start to finish, and it keeps you hooked with its engaging storytelling and relatable characters. Werewolf Skin, the 60th book in the series, follows Alex Hunter, a young aspiring photographer who visits his Aunt and Uncle’s home in a small town called Wolf Creek. He’s stoked to capture some eerie photos for a contest, but he soon finds out that the town has a dark secret—werewolves! Alex hears rumors about werewolves roaming the woods at night and even finds werewolf skins hidden in his relatives’ house. The twist? The skins are empty, and Alex realizes that werewolves shed their skins during the day to blend in as humans. This Halloween special edition collection includes the following mini-stories: "Bad Dog", "Don't Make Me Laugh" and "The Halloween Game". Each story was originally available separately in bags of Frito-Lay chips, Hershey's and Pepsi products. Dr. Brewer is doing a little plant-testing in his basement. Harmless, he says, but his daughter and son Margaret and Casey Brewer were worried about their father especially when they see some of the plants he is growing down there. Then things get real strange when they notice their father developing plantlike tendencies.

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. Deep Trouble is the 19th book in R.L. Stine’s iconic Goosebumps series, and it’s a real splash of a tale—literally! The story dives into the life of Billy Deep (as mentioned above). He’s spending his summer on a boat with his sister, Sheena, and their scientist uncle, Dr. D. They’re in the Caribbean, and it’s all about exploring coral reefs and swimming with exotic fish. Sounds like a dream summer vacation, right? Well, not so fast.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. Plus, the plot twists are killer. Just when you think you’ve got it all figured out, bam! Another curveball. It keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish, and that’s exactly what a horror book should do. 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.

In this forest, the trees have faces, and the ground is squishy like a sponge. Before they know it, the siblings are thrown into a deadly game of tag called “The Beast from the East.” In this game, if you’re “it,” you’re the beast, and the stakes are life and death. The rules are confusing, and they keep changing, making it super hard for the kids to keep up. They encounter various bizarre creatures, including talking animals and plants, as they try to navigate the game and its ever-changing rules. The objective? Don’t be “it” when the sun goes down, or else you’ll be frozen into a tree forever. No pressure, right? I Live in Your Basement! is the 61st installment in R.L. Stine’s iconic Goosebumps series. This one’s a real mind-bender, let me tell ya. The story revolves around a kid named Marco, who’s pretty much your average 12-year-old. He’s into baseball and hanging out with his friends. But things take a wild turn when he gets hit in the head with a baseball. Ouch!This hardcover set includes the following Goosebumps books: Welcome to Dead House, Stay Out of the Basement and Say Cheese and Die!. This book also contains a scream sound effect feature when opened. Secondly, the pacing is on point. R.L. Stine knows how to keep you hooked, dropping cliffhangers at the end of each chapter that makes you want to keep reading. Plus, the story has layers. It’s not just about the scares; it’s also a coming-of-age tale. Matt learns to appreciate his life and his family, even if they’re not perfect.

Billy McGee finds a ventriloquist dummy at the dump. The dummy's name is Slappy, and he causes a whole lot of trouble. But Slappy isn't the only thing Billy discovers. There's a diary as well. What do you do with a diary written by a dummy? Do you read it? Billy has to figure out that answer fast. But Slappy's diary isn't just daily thoughts and feelings. There are clues that lead to something special. Is Billy brave enough to follow Slappy's darkest secrets? The infamous, Most Wanted Goosebumps characters are out on the loose and after you. For the second time ever, it's a Goosebumps Christmas! Kate Welles doesn't want to be special. She just wants to play the lead in her school's Christmas play. Her annoying "friend" Courtney is constantly getting in the way of that. Can you even call someone a "friend" if all they do is make fun of you and ruin everything all of the time? But Kate has to get along with Courtney or else neither of them will be allowed to take part in The 12 Screams of Christmas.Legend of the Lost Legend is the 47th book in R.L. Stine’s original Goosebumps series. The story follows siblings Justin and Marissa as they embark on a quest with their father, a researcher, to find a legendary artifact known as the “Lost Legend.” Their journey takes them through a dense forest in Brovania, where they encounter strange creatures, including a silver dog with a note attached to its collar. This note leads them to a peculiar man named Ivana, who claims to possess the Lost Legend. However, the siblings soon realize that obtaining the legend is not as straightforward as it seems, and they are faced with a series of challenges and twists. 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. Parachute Publishing and HarperCollins Children's Books Announce a New Publishing Deal With Best-selling Author R.L. Stine". Findarticles.com. 2000-01-17. Archived from the original on 2008-12-26 . Retrieved 2010-08-19. This hardcover set includes the following Goosebumps books: Night of the Living Dummy, Night of the Living Dummy II and Night of the Living Dummy III. The front cover also contains a light-up feature.