How to Kill a Monster (Goosebumps #46)

I stared up into his hideous face - and gasped. His eyes were deep, dark pools - with tiny worms swimming in them! Ew, nasty. ... Okay, this is a little different from regular Goosebumps books - the monster shows up early, about 55% of the way through the novel. Gretchen and her stepbrother Clark (I thin......more

Goosebumps was one of my favourite series as a child. I really enjoyed re-reading every single book I could get my hands on. I swear, some of these books I read upwards of 50 times each because I loved them. As an adult, I really wanted to go back and enjoy all of the nostalgia of my youth. It makes......more

Creo que, de todos los padres ineptos en la saga Escalofríos, los de los adolescentes protagonistas son los peores. Y de los abuelos mejor ni hablemos, porque es para quilombo. De lo más flojito de Stine, pero aún así, tiene su gracia.......more

I really liked the playful nature of this one, from the furry monster pictured on the cover to the slapstick nature of the plot. Whilst staying with their grandparents Gretchen and her step-brother Clark decided to play a game of hide-and-seek to relive the boredom. Soon into the game they come across......more

In a series of Goosebumps re-reads, this was one of the first I went back to. Not because it was attached to fond, childhood memories, but rather because it wasn't. In fact, upon reading this one I realized what little I did remember of it I had attributed to 'The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight" in my......more