My COMPLETE Goosebumps Collection (Every Book, Every Toy, & More!)

Another one of my favorite books. This one is just so intense.

Here's another one that I have read, and I remember it being pretty strange. I mean, I like strange, but for goosebumps, it was just kind of weird.

I loved this book. I read it over and over. I just loved Halloween.

I was really into this book for a time. And now, , reading it as an adult, I think it's kind of cheesy and silly, which I know is the intent because a lot of those comic books were really silly and cheesy. But in terms of it fitting into the Goosebumps cannon, I feel it's just a little bit off, but it does have a pretty stellar cover.

On one hand, I feel like the first part of this book is really creepy and spooky, and it totally makes you feel the Christmy winter vibes, but at the same time, the ending comes and kind of slaps you in the face with this really silly moment. But anyway, this is Beware the Snowman, and I love it.

We have Bride of the Living Dummy, which is one of my very, very favorite Living Dummy books. I think of all the ones I've read, this one's the best.

I've read this one. Cover really drew me in because obviously skeleton. I love skeletons. I remember having a lot of fun with this book, but I did read this in the doctor's office as a kid.

Christine is actually one of my favorite Stephen King stories.

A very strange book. I have read this one and it's weird, but I like it. It's a pretty good time.

I still think it's good. I think it's a really good book, and I loved it as a kid, and I loved it when I reread it as an adult.

We have Don't Go to Sleep, which is I think one of my least favorite books in the series, even though it is one of my favorite covers. I think it's a really cool cover. , but the book itself, it's a big long extended dream sequence. Basically, it's just kind of weird and goes all over the place.

It just has kind of a meandering premise, but I love the cover and I love the creation of the egg monsters from Mars.

I've talked about this one before, how it was one of my faves growing up.

Another one of my favorites that I read quite a few times. This is about just a haunted house where there's poltergeists and stuff.

I read this one and I loved it. I thought this was so funny. It was such a blast.

This is another one that I've read and it's basically The Haunted Mask, but instead of a mask, you have him turning into a werewolf. If I'm remembering correctly, there's like a candy bar that he eats and he starts to turn into a werewolf.

This is one of my favorite books, which is why I have a t-shirt.

I do love the original Ghost Camp book. I read that as a kid, and I remember most of that book. Like, that one really stayed with me, even though I only read it one time.

And then another one that I just recently replaced within the last couple of months is book number 17, Little Comic Shop of Horrors, which was one of my faves when I was a kid.

This is a very cool book. I have read this a couple of times and it's very fun. Makes me really wish I had been able to see the play or at least a recording of it or something.

I've read book number one, loved it. I think it's a really strong book.

I have read this one and I remember it being pretty strange, but I would like to reread it eventually.

This book is a weird one, but it's very enjoyable. especially if you like jungle adventures.

Pretty fun book. It's another one that has kind of a southern gothic vibe to it.

This one is actually really weird and trippy and very gory. So, she started reading me this book and she was like, "I can't read this to you."

Anyway, it's supposed to look like a sponge and it's under the sink so they think it's a sponge. Such a silly book, but goodness gracious me. Look at that beautiful cover.

Here's another really fun one. This is number 32. It's only a nightmare.

There's a mirror in their basement that turns them invisible and they slowly start to get addicted to the feeling and it starts to change them. A very good book and very intense.

This one I read many years ago as a kid and I didn't care for it as much. It's a fine book. I just don't think compared to the other Goosebumps books that it really holds up quite as well.

I have read this one, even though I've not read Monster Blood 3. It's not the best way to end the Goosebump series, but I love this cover.

This is a pretty fun book about a kid who his imaginary friend isn't so imaginary.

It is about puberty basically, and it doesn't have the most interesting cover, but it does make me laugh. And I think the story itself is a riot.

This one to me is better than the first Night of the Living Dummy book. I really like this one.

This one might actually be tied with Night of the Living Dummy, too, now that I think about it, because not only do you have Slappy in this book, but you have multiple dummies, and I like the dusty attic in this book as well, where all of the dummies are kept. It's just very spooky.

I've read this one and I liked it. I thought it was very, very fun. Definitely not as scary as the cover would suggest.

I did think the idea of like pinching the monsters and making them deflate was kind of dumb. Even as a kid, I was like, that's stupid. But still, I do enjoy this book.

It's a really fun one. If you want a nice Halloween adventure, this is really good.

One of the best covers in the series. I love this cover and the book itself is so much fun.

This one I read once and totally forgot about it. So, they're just not quite as strong as that original series.

I remember enjoying this. I just have no memory of it.

I've read this a couple of times. I've also listened to the audio book, you know, the cassette tape. I actually just recently listened to that while on a drive. It's very goofy and cartoony and more of a comedic goosebumps book. It's pretty funny.

I thought this was fine. It's just really a rehash of all of the other Living Dummy books, which for me, as somebody who grew up reading all of the Slappy books. There's a formula, and it just keeps getting kind of repeated over and over and over, and I found my adult brain kind of going, "Oh, it's the same thing."

I recently read this one and it was fine. It's not my favorite give yourself goosebumps book, but I still had a lot of fun reading it. Everything that happens in this one is just kind of random.

I read this one recently and did not enjoy it. I was very disappointed by it because I love the cover with this redheaded mohawk guy and his face is melting. It's just very gnarly and a really cool looking character, but the book itself isn't really horror or spooky for me. just nothing happened in it and I was very underwhelmed.

So, this is number 16, Secret Agent Grandma, which I did read as a kid. I checked it out from the library, and my mom and I read it together and loved it.

I thought this was okay. It's not a great book by any means, but it was inventive and it did do a good job of paying tribute to Slappy, telling his origin story, which is pretty interesting, and giving him, you know, a nice little finale.

Stay out of the Basement is a great book. Just like Welcome to Dead House is actually a lot darker and scarier than a lot of the later Goosebumps books, this one is also pretty dark.

I loved this book so much. If you've not read it, definitely check it out. Even if you're not really into short stories, I would recommend giving this one a go.

I remember loving this one as a kid. This is Beast from the East, which has a wonderful cover. And this one is also very different from the other Goosebumps books and doesn't feel like your traditional Goosebumps, but at the same time, it's got this very interesting premise.

It's a very goofy book, so don't go into this expecting anything too serious, but I do enjoy the writing angle of the book.

Again, it's it's kind of dark, but also kind of silly at the same time.

As somebody who loves Egyptology in mummies and pyramids, this book rocked my world when I was a kid. And the fact that the kids in this book are actually in serious danger.

Another much darker Goosebumps book that has actually a very sad ending and it always makes me cry every time I read it.

Moving on to one of my very favorite Goosebumps books is The Girl Who Cried Monster, which has a great cover.

My favorite Goosebumps book, The Haunted Mask, book number 11.

I think it was a really good way to kind of bring back the characters in the story.

One of my favorite books, one of my favorite covers.

Now this one is my favorite give yourself goosebumps book. Or it's in my top two. So, it's hard for me to choose between this one and another one that we're going to talk about here in a minute. I read this one probably 10 times all the way through.

Another one of my faves as a kid. It's got those, you know, spooky storms and a really funny twist ending.

I have read this one actually. I didn't care for it too much, at least. Not that I remember.

Just like Welcome to Dead House is actually a lot darker and scarier than a lot of the later Goosebumps books, this one is also pretty dark.

A really good cover. , the book itself is fine. I do feel this one's a little bit boring and not much really happens until the very end of the book.