R.L. Stine Books

This book is really cool I read it in 1 week, I also want to read another one, but in unfortune it's only a book project and I don't have one. In school surly that there are more so I'll keep reading until I finish all Goosebumps book. I'm going to see if they can lend me some books to readed in my house. I liked the part Fred (the monster one) was so strong he could take a car, also when he was good at soccer.

This book is spooky. Ghost in the Mirror (Goosebumps Series 2000) is a good book. Everybody should read it. My favorite part was when Buzzy the dog attacked the main character. It had a lot of excitement because the dog was acting so strangely. I was worried that the main character was going to die. Read the book to find out the rest!

All the books by R.L. is (I can tell) done quickly and after each chapter, there is always a I gasped,or I screamed, whatever. It is not that scary and all there is is fun. The books are fun to read but not scary. Not by a little. Don't get me wrong here. I mean, he wrote a lot of Goosebumps~!

This captivating tale of a mysterious and mesmerizing "haunted" mirror is a gem in the Goosebumps series. The climax is as strange as it is exciting, and the enjoyable characters, including the mirror as one, provides page-turning reading fun. ut R.L.Stine seemed eager to end this one, making this the shortest Goosebumps book yet. Parts of the story seem routine and rushed insomuch that I wish R.L.Stine had took his time, but kudos on an excellent series and good book.

When Jason Sloves had a new mirror all was fine to him. When Fred came to his house, Jason let him see the mirror. when Jason was getting something, Fred vanished. But when he came to school, he saw a-not normal Fred. When he was injuried because of Fred he went home. That night, he saw something in the mirror. He saw Fred, pleading for help. When Fred let Jason in the mirror, they had a long time exploring the mirror. It was like HOUSE OF MIRRORS. At the ending, Jason and Fred got out but the mirror was shattered!

Reading this book was like having dinner with R. L. Stine. I live in Columbus, Ohio and R. L. was raised right outside the city limits.

This book is told through his voice and being the great story teller that he is, he captivated me with even the smallest facts about his career.

He is honest about his downs and ups and is humble about his own success.

I was so sorry when this book ended, it felt like my friend had to leave after sharing such a wonderful visit with me.

This is a great resource for book or oral reports!

It Came From Ohio is a book about Goosebumps author R.L.Stine, and his life from a child to an adult. This book tells many funny and interesting facts about the R.L.Stine that most people do not know. For instance, did you know that before he wrote Goosebumps, he wrote for magazines and a T.V series? Well now you do! If this sounds interesting, or if you've always wanted to know about R.L.Stine than this book is a must-read!

This autobiography is awesome! I am in the middle of it right now and it gives a lot of information about Robert Lawrence Stine's life. I can't wait until the next chapter!

This book is really fun & interesting. R.L. Stine tells about why he likes scary things. You get to see his early works he did as a child. You also get to find out what "R.L." stands for and when his birthday is. Very informative! If your child is an R.L. Stine fan, this is the book for them.

I like this book because it had large type and I found it very easy to read. This would be a good book for readers who are not so advanced yet, because here you don't have to worry about difficult words. It's also funny and the pictures were a great addition to the book. It really stuck to the "My Life as a Writer" part of the title, because it just says how R.L. Stine has been writing all his life, from little comics to magazines and finally to books, and the rest of it, which wasn't all that much, was about his family. This is the perfect book I know about that will help fans learn about R.L. Stine, so I suggest you read it and see what you think.

If you like scary books this is the book you should be reading. Ever sense Ian's death his cousin Spencer Turner feels it is his fault. Spencer tried to save Ian from his drowning death but he almost drown when he tried to save Ian. Spencer has tried to contact the spirit world to let Ian know he is sorry that he tried to save him. Spencer gets so desperate he spends his last $30 on a machine called The Howler. When he decides to play a trick on his friend Scott it all goes wrong. He release 5 ghoses from Scott's attic. that had been locked up for more than a centry. He finally gets to see Ian again while he is dead and Ian forgives him and gets rid of the 5 ghosts. The setting is mostly at Spencer's house. Some of it takes place at Scott's attic and at their school. But the story starts out at the pond that they were ice-skating at when Ian drown. Do you think we really are able to reach the spirit world with a little machine???

Ever sence Ian's death his cousin Spencer Turner feels it is his fault. Spencer tried to save Ian from his drownding death but he almost drownd too. Spencer has tried to contact the spirt world to let his cousin know he is sorry. Spencer gets so desperate he spends his last $30 and a machine called The Howler. When he decides to play a trick on his friend Scott it all goes wrong. He release 5 ghost from Scott's attic that had been locked up for more than a centry. He finally gets to see Ian again and Ian frogives and gets rid of the five ghosts.

The desperation of the main character in this story is so true and powerful that it indeed feels like you are living through it, and for me it was like living through a nightmare. Buy this book.

This and Camp Nowhere are definitely the best books in the Nightmare Room series thus far. This book is a movie in itself, and R.L. saves it from being a ridiculous idea into a somewhat heartfelt and scary horror adventure. I highly recommend it - great reading and a classic.

The Nightamre Room #7: The Howler is probably R.L. Stine's best book yet in his newest creepy Goosebumps type series, with a unique twist and excellent story that distinguishes this book from past books. Probably one of his scariest books he's written, and with a story that is sure to keep eyes glued, I loved this story more then any of the others in THE NIGHTMARE ROOM series. Spencer Turner was devastated at the shocking death of his cousin Ian last winter when they were skating on the ice with some friends. Even as Ian fell through the ice, Spencer had tried his best to save him -- but he almost got killed himself trying to do so. Spencer survived, but his cousion Ian did not. Ever since, Spencer wants to contact Ian's ghost and tell him how much he had tried to save him, and how sorry he is of Ian's tragic death. He becomes so desperate that he eventually purchases an item called the Howler from a ghost supplies shop. The Howler is able to make Spencer hear the howls of ghosts -- and even though Spencer is terrified, he'll do all it takes to reach Ian...somehow. But maybe he gets more then he bargained for. The terror that ensues will make Spencer wish he'd never even dream of buying the terrifying Howler. This was a spine-tingling, scary, and page turning book in R.L. Stine's terrifying new series, The Nightmare Room.

In the book legend of the lost legend Justin and his sister Marissa get lost while looking for the only killer seal. they are in big danger while on there adventure. this definetly is worth five stars.

"Well, Marissa here. And Justin, too. Oh, and you can't forget our adorable pup, Silverdog. In the woods. Alone. Well, we're looking for a treasure. How stupid is that? *sigh* Oh well... Wait. Is that a cabin? C'mon, Silverdog, let's go see what's inside it!"

I was addicted to these books when I was younger and it wasn't until I was majoring in education in college that I figured out why. They were interesting with bizarre plot twists that most 9-12 year olds don't think about and they were short (this one is 124 pages). I could read the whole thing in a day.

My parents also didn't have a lot of heartache with buying me a new book because these are relatively inexpensive (in the neighborhood of 3-5 bucks each).

R.L. Stine's "Goosebumps" books aren't scary, just kind of creepy. There aren't graphic descriptions of murder and mayhem. Just some ghosts, werewolves, or potions. The main character is alive in the end, and the final chapter resolves everything.

**Keep in mind, R.L. Stine has other books that aren't in the "Goosebumps" series that tend to be a little harsher when it comes to hauntings and plot. They are written more for the 12-14 age group and are longer (around 150-200 pages).

R.L. Stine has done it again with another monster blood book.Evan Ross grows to gigantic size after eating monster blood.

Just and Marissa Clarke are with their father in mysterious Brovania in Europe, their father who is a famous novelist is searching for the legend of the lost legend.

Marissa and Justin decide to help their father out and search for the Legend themselves when a mysterious dog comes to them, well actually Justin decides, but that's besides the point. They end up at a mysterious cottage, and get an offer to find what they looking for and get more then they bargained for...

To find out the rest of the story READ THE BOOK!!! Its worth it its easy to read, and has the usual twisted ending!!! Not scary just good ol fun!!!

God Bless ~Amy

I need your help, I can't find a copy of this book anywhere! If anyone has this book and is willing to part with I am wanting to buy a copy PLEASE help me!

I have this book. If anyone wants to find out what it's about, or to locate this book, feel free to email me.

The first 3 books in the series were by far the best (the betrayal the secret and the burning) then the next 1- 10 were great........but after that it just kinda goes downhill, like off the original subject... but the book itself was good

I found this book genuinely frightening! I have a request...I have all the Fear Street Sagas. 1-10, and 16. Could you help me out by telling me the titles of the Fear Street Sagas 11-15? Email it to me at VigilantAngel@aol.com

This was definitley my favorite Fear Street Sagas book. Margarete Fier was a really great character, and her power was pretty cool, too. The flashbacks were interesting as well, since you were able to figure it the back story, which is sometimes kinda unclear in these books. I was dissapointed that this was the end of the series and that #17 never came out, but at least it ended well.

Reminds my of a old show called the twilight zone, anyway it is very good I recomend it.

I really loved this book. R.L.Stine tried something new with the whole camp idea, and he is definitely at his best here. It is the best Nightmare Room book written so far. I highly recommend it.

Camp Nowhere was a very scary story that kept you in suspense. It was as good as the other books in the Goosebumps series such as "Escape From Camp Nightmare" and "Fright Camp." I highly recommend this book for its great plot and suspense.

Camp Nowhere by:R.l Stine is a very good and scary book. I will give you a short summary of this book to show you how scary and good it is. The book Camp Nowhere is about a boy named Russell who goes to summer camp. During the summer camp, the campers talk about different legends. One of the legends was about a river called "Forbidden Falls" which was close to the summer camp. This legend will scare you to death. Well you see, several years ago, 5 kids went in a canoe to the forbidden falls and they all vanished in thin air.

If you want to find out why did the kids disappear?, What happend to the river?, Was the river haunted? and etc, I suggest you to read the book. I say that this Nightmare room book is the best that R.l Stine has written, but who knows there might be a better one coming up. READ IT!!

The book no.9 in the Nightmare Room Series is by far the best I have ever read. It has lots of chills and scares, it is very eerie, freaky and has a great plot and great charachters and great descriptions. It should be a bestseller. And it doesn't matter the age because this book is gonna make you sleep with the lights on for a very long time. Russel, David, Charlotte, Marty and Erin are the most important charachters in the book. They are senior campers in Camp Hawkwood, and senior campers in Camp Hawkwood go over forbidden falls. Counselors tell a story about five kids who went over the falls and were never seen again. The senior campers take the risk and go over forbidden falls and when they realize that it was all a joke they decide to play a joke on the counselor, Ramon. The joke works but it messes up the kids plans because they lose ramon and the canoes. Looking for their camp they find another camp called Camp Evergreen. But there is something wrong with that camp and that kid Drew what was he talking about when he said that he was going to tell the kids the truth about the camp?

This is one of the best books that I have ever bought and I encourage you to buy them too.

Yes I did like this book because it's about cheerleaders and I want to be a cheerleader someday. My favorite part of the book is when Corky goes to practice the second time because Corky doesn't hear the screaming ,and the room doesn't spinning when they are doing the pyramid.

This book is about these three girls. Corky is trying to get back on the team after her sister Bobbi died. Every time the team starts a cheer Corky hears screaming in her head. There is an evil spirit haunting Corky. When Corky is in the science lab retaking a test and her teacher is gone everything starts flying all around the room.

I recommend this book to anybody who likes books with scary parts in them.

"Cheerleaders: The First Evil" is the book that got me hooked on Mr. Stine. I remember reading this book as a 7th grader. The imagery and vivid descriptions kept me hooked all through the series. These are my favorite Fear Street books by far. I don't know how many times I have read this series since 7th grade and I am 17 now. I highly recomend this series. I don;t really know how to describe it other then to say this series is completely different from his other novels. Read the first couple chapters of "The First Evil" and you will be hooked. These are my favorite from when I used to collect R.L.Stine novels. The stories stay with you.

All these books are wonderful! Corky is a very beliveable character. I coudn't put them down.

One day, my friend came up to me and said, "Read this book." and she let me borrow her copy of Cheerleaders: The First Evil. I didn't think I'd like it. Then I read it and it led me to read The Second Evil and The Third Evil. I liked it so much! You really need to read this book! They say cheers that I've never heard before. I think boys and girls alike will like this book!

VERY GOOD BOOK...GRABS YOUR ATTENTION AND KEEPS IT!! VERY HARD TO PUT DOWN!

I loved it, it is such a good book and realy scary to read this book.

I loved it, it is such a good book and realy scary to read this book.

When Andrew Herman and Tyler Herman go to Fright Camp, there were already scares when they were in the bus. When they were really at Fright Camp, Andrew was excited because there were places like "The Cavern of no Return, The Quicksand Pit...". When they meet Alonso, Alonso volunteered Chris to be volunteer from something. R.B Farraday showed, I Forgot to tell you Andrew and Tyler and all those in the camp love him. R.B. Farraday thought something was strangw, because what happened to Chris was the same thing that happened in Revenge of Dr. Cruel. When they were going to ride Spin and Scream, there were also horrors. When Andrew was taking a bath, he saw something underneath and he saw Jack's face pulling Andrew underwater. After that, when they were in they're bunks, somebody was spying on them. They knew it was Alonso. When dinner came, Alonso announced that there was accidentally added some poison on the food. Quickly, Chris and Jack can feel themselves fainting. Is this for real?. After that when Jack woke, he decided to call his mom. When morning came, Jack's mother was in the quicksand pit!. When Alonso let Andrew in the The Mine of Souls, he heard cheefrul voices and clappings. There stood R.B. Farraday and some tall mens clapping for him. When Andrew knew they were tricked he was mad. Alonso, was just Farraday's brother, Ned. The part who played Duffy was just Max. And the part who played Jack's mom was only Margo. When Andrew's brother and Merideth's sister was missing, they decided to in the Cavern because they heard voices. On the ending they found Tyler and Elizabeth but they were stranded with them including R.B. Farraday and Ned!

I liked this book! It was about this boy and his brother go to a camp directed by their favourite horror writer, but the camp isn't just fun and games, its scary. a little too scary... This book is reccomended to all readers!

I love it because it is so scary and very intresting. It look so real when i read it. I feel like i'm really inside. I tell you that, this is the best GOOSEBUMP i ever read.

Out of the 3 Fear Park books, this one was definitly the best one. It was a very good book. It always kept you guessing. It was awesome!

" The Last Scream" will have anyone screaming! This book is the best R.L. Stine has ever created. I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!!!!

I recomend this book to anybody that wants some serious suspense. A very surprising ending.

I LOVE THIS BOOK! I LOVED THE FIRST TO PARTS TO IT TOO! I WAS HOPING ROBIN WOULD KILL HER! HE WAS THE COOLEST CHARACTER! tHREW THE WHOLE BOOK I WAS CHANTING: KILL HER! I DIDN'T LIKE THAT GIRL. (I DON'T EVEN REMEMEBER HER NAME. THIS WAS THE BEST BOOK I'VE EVER READ! I ONLY READ FEAR STREET AND LOUIS S.'S BOOKS. I HATE GOOSEBUMPS. BUT THAT'S BESIDE THE POINT. ANY FEAR STRRET BOOK CONNECTING WITH THE FEAR FAMILY AND THIER HISTORY IS AUTOMATICLY GOOD. Oops! Anyways, this is such a good book! I'd read it again if I could find were I put it! I still wish Robin killed that one girl!

Really good. I thought it wasn't going to be but I was wrong. I was right about one thing though it was pretty gros.

Another great series of books for RL Stine. These keep kids attention and have them coming back for more. If you are trying to get your kids into Chapter books, then get these. They are entertaining and funny and most of them if not all are worth AR points. They are a fun read, so good your little will probably have it read before the end of the day. That is a great accomplishment for a child to read a chapter book in less than a day. These are super funny, cool, and entertaining and all the kids LOVE them.

If you're looking for a book that will make you laugh out loud, then The Great Smelling Bee is for you! Bernie Bridges and his "rotten" classmates are in trouble up to their eyes with Headmaster Upchuck again. This time it involves Bernie's pets his parents sent to school for him to watch. How do you hide an odiferous dog and talkative parrot? Find out in this hilarious adventure by R.L. Stine.

My 8 yr old son loves these books... and I love to get hard back books for a great price! We are working on getting the whole series!

This is the second book in a new series from beloved children's author R. L. Stine of Goosebumps fame. Bernie Bridges has a problem. His residential school does not allow any pets and his dog and parrot have arrived. How will he keep them hidden from view? A quick thinker, Bernie enrolls his dog in school. But the dog received his nickname of Gassy for a good reason and this causes all kinds of problems. The Great Smelling Bee will appeal to most school kids between 8 and 12 years of age. A departure from the Goosebumps style it is a good read filled with descriptions of the gross and messy stuff children that age like to read about while still providing an interesting story with plenty of twists and turns. This book should appeal strongly to boys where other books often fail.

Join Bernie Bridges in his second book. This time his mother and father send his pets to school. Only problem is that there are no pets allowed at Rotten School. Will they let his dog and parrot stay? Find out in the fast paced adventure in this book.





This book is written by one of my favorite authors R.L. Stien. I enjoy most all of his books.

Boys of all ages will enjoy the humor in this Rotten school Series.