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is just given choices, which are blatant if they know what book the choices are referring to, but make no sense if they do not. Answering correctly will allow the story to continue, but answering incorrectly will normally result in death. There is at least one good ending in each book, as opposed to the 20+ scary endings (explained above).
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transvator, the Darius who returns is from a universe of headhunters and the reader must decide whether to attempt to capture headhunter Darius or to enter the transvator in order to find the Darius who belongs in the reader's universe. Endings include being beheaded (in various ways), having your neck broken and being eaten by bugs.
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which when worn reveals secret brainwashing messages written over all the walls. This leads to the discovery that all the students are being mind controlled by the teachers who were plotting to take over the world. From there, the story will either follow the reader's attempts to escape the school or
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The reader is thrown a horror themed birthday party that is hosted by a strange entertainer named Dr. MacDeath while the reader's parents have to work late. The reader must choose to either open gifts or play party games. The gifts were violent motor powered toys and all the "games" involve different
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The reader and his or her classmate Jamie visit her uncle Darius for ideas to complete a science project. Darius is an inventor and has recently invented a transvator which he claims can take him to other universes where everything is the same except for one deadly difference. After Darius enters the
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The covers were metallic and holographic, showing a basic design repeated on the cover background. One color colored the entire design, and the design would change slightly when the book was moved to different areas of light. The design itself changed with every book, although some of the designs are
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The reader and his or her friend Trevor were fans of a horror movie that takes place in Payne House. The 2 decide to spend a night there as a result of a dare. The horrific elements of the movie however turn out to be real. It forces the reader to choose only 3 items before starting their adventure,
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the day before it opens. The reader and his or her friends Jake and Liz misbehave and were told by their teacher that they are not allowed inside. Eventually, Jake decides to go inside and soon starts screaming, providing the reader with the first choice in the book: whether to go in after him or to
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Squeezers and soon learns that a second invasion is coming. At one point, the reader may choose to hammer a
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The reader wins a contest writing a horror story called "Revenge of the
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The reader walks through a creepy part of town and stumbles upon a new comic shop called Milo's Comics
Dungeon whose owner Milo does not plan on ever letting the reader leave. Various endings include being trapped in a comic permanently, melting into nothing or being turned into a hundred-foot-tall
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The reader's grandmother is waiting at the train station. When the reader arrives, there were 2 of her one on the platform and the other one on the train, claiming the one on the platform is a phony. The storyline the reader follows is determined by the choice of which grandma to accept as the real
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The reader is staying at his or her grandmother's house next to a cemetery. Ghosts start to appear around the house, but
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The reader is spending the summer with his or her cousins Barney and Dora. Barney is a bully and Dora is a typical annoying little cousin. The reader's aunt and uncle don't want anyone in the basement. In the basement of the house, there is a refrigerator that holds a jar of a purple substance that
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fan would know how to respond to it. For the questions, the reader is given the choice of turning to one of two pages - one where they give the correct answer and one where they give the wrong answer (which usually has some subtle similarities to the correct one), and for the references, the reader
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At a magic show, the reader sneaks backstage and finds
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The reader's mother has hired a babysitter named Zoe. Zoe has whiskers, claw-like fingernails and a pointy nose. Zoe provides the reader with a spinner that offers the choice between fun or games. Whatever it lands on determines which of the 2 main storylines the reader will follow. The spinner is
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The reader's mother who works at Eeek Labs invites the reader and the reader's friend Sam to come wait for her at work. Though the reader is warned not to cause trouble, the first choice in the book is whether or not to explore the lab. If the reader decides to explore the lab, the book continues.
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is mentioned. Each of the storylines (including the side story) have only 1 good ending. Endings include: Being buried alive by rats, getting shredded into a Kid Grater, Zoe turning the reader into a rat, getting stuck with Dare for another week, and finally getting home via a DiskGoTech (a video
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appears and says that the reader has displeased the cave spirit. The reader is presented with the choice of either turning into a spellcaster or a hunter and then battling the corresponding creatures. Endings include being thrown off a cliff by a giant bird, being stuck forever in the Lost Land,
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The reader starts out with a costume called "Vampire in a Can" a cheesy vampire costume stuffed inside a can. The reader then finds a strange packet of red goo inside that will turn anyone who swallows it into a vampire. The 2 main storylines deal with either the reader turning into a
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Reggie
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trash can. The story the reader "wrote" starts coming true at the convention. Soon, everyone is metamorphosing into werewolves as the reader sees as mysterious man in black. The reader must also contend with appearances by vampires and zombies.
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stories, would consist of a small group of choices, and is usually more lighthearted than the rest of the book. Also, there is sometimes a group of choices, which contain one choice which is blatantly wrong (such as eating the blue eggs in
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The reader moves to a new house called Swamp House. It is ugly, rundown and haunted by a ghost named
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and other people mutating into aliens. The reader must then find a way to escape his or her dreams while encountering the Sleep Master and the evil Lord
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eyes that allow the wearer to shapeshift into different animals or a map to an old, deadly gold mine. If the reader chooses the magic snake eyes, the reader may shapeshift into any of several different animals including a
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and demand that the reader turns back and choose a better option, or sometimes simply end the whole book then and there. This literary trope is characteristic of many late 20th century Western works of metafiction.
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The reader, his or her parents and annoying older brother Pete go to Lonestar National Park. While camping in the desert, the reader finds a shop and can buy one of 2 valuable items: a pair of magic
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their own pages), or the reader trying a challenge in real life (and turning to a different page depending on whether they were successful or not). This whole structure came from the then-popular
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that can come out of the computer and bite people. The reader may choose to seek help either from a strange computer-hacking teenager or from a doctor who makes strange suggestions.
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one. If the reader chooses the one on the platform, they will find that she is an alien in disguise. If the reader chooses the train one, they will discover that she is a
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2656:Fear Street
2632:Fear Street
2598:Video games
2533:Film series
2463:SlappyWorld
2456:Most Wanted
2442:Series 2000
2421:Book series
2402:R. L. Stine
2159:Los Angeles
2100:, finds an
2021:August 1998
1895:time travel
1875:Danger Time
1777:August 1999
1757:poltergeist
1721:experiments
1619:web crawler
1482:horror film
1398:Jenna from
1091:August 1997
877:punk rocker
679:August 1996
455:time travel
285:Tim Jacobus
214:fourth wall
162:R. L. Stine
110:August 2014
2970:Goosebumps
2954:Categories
2685:Prom Queen
2593:Audiobooks
2558:Television
2541:Goosebumps
2494:TV episode
2449:HorrorLand
2411:Goosebumps
2329:2011-12-26
2305:2011-12-26
2281:2011-12-26
2260:2011-12-26
2235:References
1932:werewolves
1899:star signs
1668:April 1999
1639:March 1999
1583:black hole
1377:April 1998
1332:March 1998
958:April 1997
921:March 1997
836:Wax Museum
587:werewolves
570:April 1996
467:crocodiles
410:trampoline
271:Goosebumps
267:Goosebumps
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259:Goosebumps
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160:series by
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1828:outcomes.
1741:July 1999
1469:King Kong
1452:July 1998
1436:sandstorm
1416:June 1998
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386:July 1995
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2570:episodes
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1985:May 1998
1930:aliens,
1701:May 1999
1587:dynamite
1359:, and a
1180:alphabet
1008:Godzilla
991:May 1997
663:magician
348:List of
158:gamebook
2906:Portals
1862:monocle
1793:tornado
1136:octopus
938:vampire
764:pyramid
728:England
414:chicken
225:Endings
170:books,
94:scholar
2612:Comics
2109:shaman
2102:animal
2037:circus
1969:museum
1858:Nevada
1361:falcon
1285:diary.
1252:aliens
1244:Arctic
1228:arcade
1106:house.
1006:green
942:poodle
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591:trolls
554:Tarzan
543:canine
459:museum
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1348:snake
1192:robot
1188:squid
1184:T-rex
1174:book
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768:mummy
726:from
694:home.
418:ghost
368:Pages
362:Title
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101:JSTOR
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2817:Fear
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1725:fish
1357:fish
1355:, a
1353:bear
1140:lava
869:cola
546:maze
406:Mars
372:ISBN
73:news
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