Recently, I came across some of my old Goosebumps books, which I thought were lost a long time ago. So naturally, it reminded me how much I loved the series as a kid and I'm planning on rereading them, along with getting the ones I'm currently missing. It got me to thinking about my favorites (none of which I found, naturally). In no particular order they are:
So, which Goosebmps books were your favorites? And do you prefer the original 90s covers or the reprints?
[Tree=forensicfreak]
I loved that series so much when I was younger. I liked the tv series as well, though not as much. Still good ol nostalgia!
A few of my favourites were and probably still are even if I have not read them in ages...
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb Say Cheese and Die! Beware, the Snowman Don't Go to Sleep! Chicken, Chicken
I can't remember the name of a few others but those ones I know I read over and over again. Especially Don't Go to Sleep! That one was my personal favorite!
Oh yeah, I almost forgot about the TV series! The theme song was the best part of the series honestly. But I did enjoy the books more.
The nostalgia hit me so hard when I found my books, which include most of your favorites btw. I can't believe Goosebumps turns 25 this month, I feel so old now lol.
[Tree=forensicfreak]
Oh man I feel old too... but in a good way for once... just feels nice to be apart of the generation who grew up with those books and enjoyed so many of them.
Thanks for making this thread, I so want to get my hands on the books I loved so I can reread them all over again!
Oh man nostalgia overload for me I so want to re-read the ones I have and I know I have a lot, but the first few to come to mind are:
Pretty sure I own these still, but I think they're put up somewhere haha

Hmm.. top 5!
-Ghost beach -The ghost next door (this one actually made me cry) -It came from beneath the sink -One day at horrorland -The Cuckooclock of doom
But i also really enjoyed The House of Evil, and Silent Night for his teen series.
I loved so many, and i supremely loved his short tv series of The Nightmare Room, and the newer tv series The Haunting Hour. I dont care if its for kids, i love it.

I feel the same way, it was so much fun going to the library and discovering the newest Goosebumps book had arrived. I even had a t-shirt at one point, but I wound up getting rid of it. I regret that now.
oh man, the living dummy series was great! I think the third one was my favorite, I kept rereading that one lol.
I think I read most of his works (excluding the newer Goosebumps series) and I don't think I've ever been disappointed. Halloween party was my favorite fear street novel. Did you see that he wrote some new fear street books?
[Tree=forensicfreak]
I haven't read Goosebumps since I was in elementary school, and I only read a handful of them but these were very memorable to me and I liked them:
I'm sure there were more that I read but like I said it's very very hard to remember lol, these 3 stick in my mind.
There was one called The Girlfriend I remember reading. It was wild, but I don't know many other people that read it.
One Day At HorrorLand! I was obsessed with it as a kid 😄
That is the one Goosebumps book that I missed! For whatever reason, my library didn't buy it when it came out. I will read it eventually.
[Tree=forensicfreak]
It's definitely worth it IMO, especially if you enjoy the idea of haunted amusement parks in general. There's just something about the theme that I love. Any time a video game or movie or book is set in one, I'm all in! 😄
Welcome To Dread House Let's Get Invisible! The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight
Definitely prefer the original 90's covers. I remember thinking it was the coolest thing ever that the Goosebumps logo actually had bumps on the covers when I was a kid.
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