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Thirty hand‑picked stories form a chilling anthology of children’s horror. From a mummy lurking in a basement to a toxic patch of ivy at summer camp, an enchanted remote control and a robot‑turning boarding school, each narrative blends familiar environments with unsettling supernatural elements. The books deliver suspense and eerie humor, creating an engaging read that will leave young readers with lasting goosebumps.
The collection is part of the popular Goosebumps series, featuring the adventurous and imaginative storytelling that has become a hallmark of American children’s horror fiction.
First publish date: 2004
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Robert Lawrence Stine
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