Tier Ranking All U.K. and U.S. Covers of the Original Goosebumps Books 🎃

it's my second favorite goosebumps book

that book had so much potential but i didn't love it

i'm not a huge fan of the superhero books italian mutant is probably like the best of the superhero books but to me not scary

be careful what you wish for i hate the book

i just again that just doesn't look scary to me and it's not great book

again not the biggest fan of that book but it has a fantastic cover

the book is so pointless and not scary

this cover doesn't need to exist and neither does the book

it's one of my least favorite covers in all honesty and probably one of my least favorite books too

really don't like the book but i think the way that's illustrated it does look pretty good

i hate the monster blood series but i do quite like this cover

monster blood three i quite like the way he illustrated that cover but i again i hate the monster blood books

what a ridiculous storyline that was i really don't like that one

i think it's probably the best night living dummy cover but it's one of the worst night in london books

that part in the book is quite scary when the main character hears the piano playing by itself but i just don't think that's a good representation of it

i do think the stages and die cover is so iconic and it's such a great read as well

i still can't get over the fact that i just don't really like that book

i mean that moment in the book is quite scary but as a cover it doesn't give me any kind of joy

the uk cover of it i would say that's a mediocre cover for a fantastic book quite honestly

horned school i love the book so much but i think it's kind of a meteor cover

with that book i genuinely don't understand the love for the horror camp jelly jam in all honesty i know a lot of people love it and i just don't see it

i would say that is like one of the best werewolf stories in the series because there are a few

i'm not a big fan of the book in fact i hate the book the only good thing about that book is the very end