R. L. Stine
Before R. L. Stine made his name as the Stephen King of children’s literature, he was the author of humorous fiction and an editor of Bananas Magazine. He is the bestselling author of more than three hundred books, including the phenomenally bestselling Goosebumps series. It’s the First Day of School . . . Forever! was Stine’s first book with Feiwel and Friends. R.L. Stine has sold over 400-million books and his books have been translated into 35 languages, making him one of the best-selling authors in history.
The Goosebumps Movie, starring Jack Black as R.L. Stine was released by Sony/Columbia Pictures. Featuring forty monsters from the Goosebumps books and Slappy, the evil dummy, it quickly became the #1 film in America. A second Goosebumps movie is in the works.
Bob continues to turn out Goosebumps books, taking the series into its 25th year. The new books are called Goosebumps SlappyWorld. In addition, he’s working on several new projects, including a series of comic books for Marvel.
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From R.L. Stine, the master of horror for young readers, comes ten new stories that are sure to send a shiver down your spine.
Two kids embark on a field trip to the zoo...and stumble upon a creature they never expected to meet. A boy makes a machine that puts kids in charge...but at what cost? A child is sure his new house is haunted...but is ...Read More
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Ten more terrifying short stories, each introduced by the master of horror himself, guaranteed to scare and delight young readers....Read More
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From New York Times bestselling author R.L. Stine, the master of horror for young readers, comes ten new stories that are sure to leave you shivering.
A boy who hates bugs starts to see them everywhere. A basketball player’s skin starts to almost drip off his hands—but no one else can see it. Three friends find a hole in the gr...Read More
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Young Scrooge: A Very Scary Christmas Story is a funny, scary middle-grade send up of A Christmas Carol, about a boy who hates Christmas, from bestselling Goosebumps author R. L. Stine.
Rick Scroogeman hates Christmas. He can't stand the carols and the pageants. He can't stand the lights and the mistletoe. But what he hates ...Read More
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Watch the movies, read the books! The Fear Street movies are coming to Netflix this summer!
The fifth and sixth books in the re-launch of R.L. Stine's Fear Street, now in one volume.
The Dead Boyfriend
When Caitlin starts seeing Colin, she throws herself into her first real relationship with fervor. Sh...Read More
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Watch the movies, read the books! The Fear Street movies are coming to Netflix this summer!
Now in one volume, master of horror R.L. Stine delivers two bone-chilling stories of teens in danger in the small town of Shadyside, where danger and violence looms on every darkened street corner.
In The Lost Girl, Michael is fascinated...Read More
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Party Games and Don't Stay Up Late, the first new Fear Street books in R.L. Stine's mega-bestselling series, together in one trade paperback edition.
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The newest middle-grade horror by bestselling Goosebump's author, R. L. Stine, is a kid's worst nightmare—the first day of school…again…and again…and again. Forever....Read More
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R.L. Stine answers commonly asked questions: Where do you get ideas?— and what do you do when you can’t think of anything to write? R.L. Stine frequently talks about his inspirations, prolific career, and what scares him.
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Praise for YOUNG SCROOGE
“Stine brings his characteristic humor and light scares to a reworking of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, set at Oliver Twist Middle School. . . . It’s eerie holiday fun.”
— Publishers WeeklyPraise for The Lost Girl
“A nostalgia trip for the original fans of Fear Street.”
— Kirkus ReviewsPraise for Can You Keep a Secret?
“Temptation, fear, and betrayal are deep roots of this stunning read. Death, danger, and the truth will keep readers turning the pages in a race to figure it all out.”
— San Francisco Book ReviewPraise for FEAR STREET SUPER THRILLER
“Stine revives his Fear Street series with a tale that brings together a group of Shadyside teenagers for a night of terror…Stine again demonstrates that he is a true master of the formula.”
— Booklist“The author’s instinctive for creative kills remains strong despite a 15-plus-year absence from the series…These books are designed to be a pleasant diversion as well as fodder for nightmares…and the author doesn’t disappoint.”
— Kirkus“Lurking on Fear Street are many more page-turning… horrors from the beloved author… A volume that proves why Stine’s books endure.”
— School Library JournalPraise for DON’T STAY UP LATE
“Stine, whose Goosebumps books are a children’s publishing phenomenon, is reviving another beloved series: Fear Street, a best-selling line of young-adult horror books.”
— The New York Times“Nineties-era nostalgists are celebrating the news that Fear Street, R.L. Stine’s sprawling classic horror series for teens… will be making a comeback.”
— New York Magazine“You can now get excited for next year’s October 31st. R.L. Stine is releasing a new book in his classic YA horror series, Fear Street, in time for Halloween 2014.”
— Flavorwire.comPraise for IT’S THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL…FOREVER!
“Stine takes the normal anxieties of childhood–in this case, the first day at a new school–and blends exaggerated humor with a few equally exaggerated moments of horror in a fast and goofy romp. Lots of fun for Stine fans.”
— Booklist“As usual, Stine delivers the hilarity and horror that readers love, and his mastery of sustaining mood will not disappoint. The humor and descriptive first, first day of school allow for faster pacing in the subsequent days, and kids will love the twist at the end.”
— School Library Journal“Stine’s signature blend of horror and humor, combined with an unexpected ending, offers a fresh view on a familiar idea.”
— ABC New YorkBook This Speaker
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