RETRO: OLD MEDIA ENTHUSIAST

It's a return to kid-friendly Shadyside as we have a story about a kid who finds a toolbox of alien tools and stupidly keeps using the toolbox of alien tools.

As we begin the wind down of Ghosts of Fear Street, it's time for a story about comic book monsters, magic computers, and a cover so goofy it's actually amazing.

After the first book's controversial ending, a fan submission contest was made to give the sequel a proper ending. Did it work or just make things messier?

Considered the holy grail of rare GB-likes, is this Bone Chillers book worth the exorbitant price, or will it leave you feeling like a bozo? Thankfully I read it for free.

It's a trip to kid friendly Shadyside as we have ourselves a book that's half "fun with invisibility" story and half "tomb adventure" story with an interesting enough twist.

Missing parents with missing brains, alien invasions, a fun sci-fi adventure that shits the bed in SPECTACULAR fashion.

Dawn and Mary Anne are now stepsisters and it turns out that actually really sucks for both of them.

New family members, dead family members, mysteries, missing kittens and twin troubles. A lot happened in Stoneybrook in the twenties. Was it any good?

The BSC enter the 1990s with a bang as Mary Anne and Dawn's parents are getting married. Also there's a plot about twins being mad at each other or something.

It's another Super Special, only Winter themed. As there's a winter carnival, a competition, some bus crashes and... not really that much if I'm being honest.

Keep your stick on the ice, it's a trip to the Are You Afraid of the Dark books to talk about a group of horrifying hockey players. And I don't mean the US Men's Team.

It's a return to Goosebumps House of Shivers and we have a camp story and a Bigfoot story. Do both of these mix well enough to warrant a GB book?

The 600th book blog takes a look at Stine's newest book. Stine promised to put everything he could think of in a book. I think you can already guess how well that went.

Break out the Evian, because New Fear Street is over already. In a very weird book about girls who kill a girl, bring her back to life, then have to do it again.

It's a tale of some really dumb kids who cheat on a test and resort to attempted murder to keep from being caught. Surely that makes for a fun Fear Street, right?

Karen gets really jealous about her adopted sister then takes care of a bird in what is actually a decent LS book. Am I turning face on these books?