Holy shit finally!

On this episode of Drunken Book Club, we read the Goosebumps book How to Kill a Monster. Can Gretchen and her stepbrother Clark survive a boring week at their grandparents or are they going to die from boredom…or worse a monster?

Picked up a Ghosts of Fear Street I didn't have.

"In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes. And R.L. Stine"-Ben Franklin R.L. Stine's Pumpinhead got a sequel cuz it did well and we're getting more Haunting Hour going forward. So yeah let's live tweet watching it.

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Goosebumps Presents.... the bane of my existence.

Today, I wish I could go back to 1995 and spend the day reading GOOSEBUMPS books alone in my bedroom.

Happy birthday to the GOAT!

Happy 83rd, Mr. Stine

Then finally, there's Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes and I Live in Your Basement.

Stumbled upon some Goosebumps covers I've never seen before. These are Persian/Farsi translations. While a lot of them seem to use the Tim Jacobus covers, some have original artwork. Here's: -The Werewolf of Fever Swamp -Bad Hare Day -Monster Blood -Monster Blood II

Danger Time! The second to last book of the mainline Give Yourself Goosebumps series.

There's a part of me that thinks the obsession over having all "true first prints" of Goosebumps is a bit silly, but there's also some I'd personally like to have. I recently acquired a first print of Let's Get Invisible and a second of Curse of the Mummy's Tomb, with no spine number.

Hocus-Pocus Horror!

Into the Jaws of Doom! The first book of the Give Yourself Goosebumps Special Editions

As far as books, everyone got got by the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark covers, but I remember getting a sharp, adrenaline pumping rush of terror from this Goosebumps cover as well. It was in my elementary school library and I kept going back to stare at it again to feel that rush one more time!

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