Dollar Tree's BIZARRE Goosebumps Knockoff... (The Creepers RABBIT HOLE)

Now, I would say Doctor Death is the only one that I didn't really like. It didn't really feel like she wrote it.

I wouldn't say this was a good book necessarily, but I really enjoyed my time reading it. It's super cheesy and super fun. I quite liked the writing in this one, so I do recommend this, and we will get into all of the other books here in just a minute.

I'm also currently reading his book Happy Halloween and I have to say it's his best. I'm really loving this book so far.

Stage Fright, however, is my absolute favorite. It's about these three girls who are in the drama club at school and they find this old stage play script that they start to use for their upcoming production.

The Golden Goblet, especially, really does its own thing in the original text. It's full of character and all of these weird little quirks. It really feels like a fantasy or a fairy tale, but then you read the American version and it's been watered down a lot.

The Gravedigger, guys, is another one that I really loved. I actually have both versions of the book here. This was so goofy and fun.

The Rag and Bone Man, for instance, while I would not say this is a very well-written book, it is a very compelling story.

Unfortunately, this one kind of let me down. I found it really lacking any atmosphere and it wasn't very spooky.

Alfie Duff wrote The Wishing Well, which has actually been reprinted for the Dollar Tree shelves. So, if you want to give this one a go, I loved it. I thought this one was really good.

Same thing for the rocking chair. I just found the whole book to be very underwhelming.