FEAR STREET: The Ultimate Reader's & Collector's Guide

This it feels kind of like a Nightmare on Elm Street book with this evil canopy bed that gives you nightmares.

It's called Broken Hearts, and it is Valentine's Day themed, and it is also super fun and a little bit complicated when it comes to the mystery. So, if you want something that's not quite as simple and a little bit more involved, definitely read this one.

I've not read this, but I do love Christine.

It kind of ditches the gothic moodier horror for just insanity. You've got more kills. You've got more gore.

Not quite as good as Silent Night, but I still really enjoy this one.

This is just like the peak of pulp. And I loved it even though I recognized that it's actually a really terrible book.

And you guys know if you watch my Fear Street cheerleaders vlog right up here that I love this trilogy with all my heart and soul. It is so much fun.

This is, of course, a continuation of one of my favorites, Goodn Night Kiss.

Here's one that I did love. This is Halloween Party, a great book in the series that really captures the formula of Fear Street.

Didn't really like this one too much. Not saying you should skip it.

It's also just a great book on its own. It's got a great mystery, lots of good camp vibes, and this also has the very first gory graphic kill of the series.

It's very weird, very unusual for a Fear Street book, but I liked it. I thought it was pretty good.

And this one's great. A great one for the summer months, especially if you want something that's a little more I think a little more like New England focused.

And this is my favorite book of the whole series. I've been a fan of this book since I was a little kid.

I did not like the third Silent Night book. I will be rereading it at some point to see if I like it anymore now, but I don't think I will. It's just super repetitive.

It's very uncomfortable and super good. Like, it's a great thriller.

Then there's also this comic book called Stuff of Nightmares that Arl Stein wrote. It's a really good comic. I highly recommend reading it.

Another really great one for the summer season. I loved this one.

It's kind of like a single white female kind of book. It's great.

So we've got The Betrayal, The Secret, The Burning, a really great trilogy. So good.

So we've got The Betrayal, The Secret, The Burning, a really great trilogy. So good.

This is another fun one that doesn't have a high body count, but it just has a really mentally unstable main character who's just ballistic.

Anyway, this is a super fun book as well. A great one for the summertime. Really far-fetched, convoluted plot, but that's kind of a compliment when you're talking about Fear Street books.

Like, I remember being really bored with it, but then I watched my review of it just recently and I said that I liked it. So, I don't know.

It was just kind of slow and boring and nothing really happens. It doesn't really feel like it's got a plot.

And then we've got The New Boy, which I recommend if you want a Fear Street book with a high body count.

I will say that The New Girl and The Surprise Party, while they're decent books and they're very fun, they don't really capture the true essence of what Fear Street is.

In December 1995, teens could cozy up and get ready for the new year with The New Year's Party, which yes, I did read this one when I was a teen, and I remember liking it, but it's also very formulaic.

Next, I've got a first edition, first print of The Overnight, which is actually a really great book. I thoroughly enjoyed this one.

The Prom Queen, however, is a wonderful book that totally feels like it was written by Arl Stein. We've got all of these kind of catty teenage girls running for prom queen.

And you guys know if you watch my Fear Street cheerleaders vlog right up here that I love this trilogy with all my heart and soul. It is so much fun.

So we've got The Betrayal, The Secret, The Burning, a really great trilogy. So good.

I thought it was pretty fun. I don't think it's a perfect book, but it definitely showed me a great time.

While this book doesn't really capture the essence of Fear Street as a whole, it's just super dark and gothic and just has this wonderful atmosphere that really is captured on the cover of this book. So, I recommend checking it out if you've not read this one.

It's actually just a thriller. There's no magic or anything to it, but still a really fun book.

I will say that The New Girl and The Surprise Party, while they're decent books and they're very fun, they don't really capture the true essence of what Fear Street is.

And you guys know if you watch my Fear Street cheerleaders vlog right up here that I love this trilogy with all my heart and soul. It is so much fun.

It's so fun and just bonkers. It's a really great time. So, definitely read The Thrill Club.

Book five and one of my favorites in the series. We've got The Wrong Number, a true first edition, first print of The Wrong Number.

It's a fun book. I've actually read this one and it's way different from a lot of the other Fear Street books.