Goosebumps (Pb Unnumbered) Night of the Living Dummy, (Hardcover)

from t1bclasslibrary

In this book the twin sisters make a mistake common to Goosebumps characters- they attempt to tell adults about their paranormal encounters and expect to be believed. That kids would be stupid enough to believe that would work isn't particularly believeable, but it keeps coming up in these books....

from kittyjay

After watching the new(ish) Goosebumps movie with Jack Black playing R.L. Stine, I felt an overwhelming wave of nostalgia crash over me. I remember avidly reading the Goosebumps series before eventually moving on to Fear Street, then Christopher Pike, who was at the cutting edge of middle-school ...

from DianaLynn5287

Reading this book as a kid, I was actually pretty scared by this one. One of the best in the series.

from bookwyrmm

Having read one of the sequels, I was highly confused throughout this whole story, but I cannot say more without giving the ending away.

from Jiraiya

A bright start followed by a poor middle and third act is how I'd describe this book. The two kids here are twins, and I don't get the significance of that decision to make them twin sisters. I liked the prods and nudges towards how Lindy is funny (although her ventriloquist act is off screen), a...