pickIn 8th grade, I came across R.L. Stine Fear Street series and to my surprise, my mom bought them for me. I thought she wouldn't because they would be too scary for me. I realize now, she was just happy I was reading again. This series is what really put me into reading and I'm so excited to re-visit them again. #horror #ya #spooky #fearstreet (also please ignore my son's foot in the picture 😄)
pickRead this and the rest of the trilogy as a teen and absolutely loved it. Many years later I am trying to collect all the series I loved as a teen, the books that made me the reader I am.
Rereading this book I am surprised at how good it is and how well it holds up. Genuinely creepy and affecting at times, Stine does a fantastic job at telling the history of the Fear family - the family and horrors that underpin the Fear Street series.
pickAh the nostalgia of rereading this series! I‘m still so in love with these covers, too. 🖤 on to The Secret!
pickHour 4 of #24b4Monday down and another book completed! Choosing to start with shorter books was a good choice since I feel like I‘ve read more today than I‘ve done all week 😂. Anyway, this was AMAZING and I‘m a little annoyed I didn‘t know about Fear Street as a teen since I was a Goosebumps obsessed kid. Fun fact: looked for the 2nd book in my library‘s system and it said it was due in 1999. #teamstoker @TheReadingMermaid
Why not? Dug this out of my new found, old treasure box of childhood books.
pickFun quick read for the Halloween season. I never read any of the Fear Street books growing up only his Goosebumps series. So it's been nice to read some of these. I would have loved these growing up as well. It was at least good enough that I will be grabbing the next book of the series to find out more of what happened to the next generations of the Fier and Goode families.
Finally getting cool enough to hang out in the hammock. Fancy isn't sure about it yet but I loved this picture. #petsoflitsy #dogsoflitsy
I decided to read some R.L. Stine this month. I used to absolutely love Goosebumps growing up with my favorite being Creature Teacher. I have never read any of the fear street books though so I thought I'd read a couple of them.
1. Definitely the R.L. Stine Fear Street series.
2. I don‘t think I‘ve actually given up on a series, just put it aside for a while.
3. Shelve it for my children.
4. Nope!
#weekendchat
so-soI loved these books as a kid. So, I decided to reread for fun. The writing is dreadful, but it was a nostalgic experience. And it reminded me that I‘ve always loved witchy stories.
I loved the Fear Street books when I was a teen and especially the saga that covers the origin story. So, I decided to get the first one on kindle. Perfect way to spend fall break 🍁🍂
This picture edit literally is a MIND TRIP, especially with the books I have in the photo. R. L. Stine is still one of my favorite authors of all time. While his Goosebumps series got him very famous, I was more of an avid fan of his Fear Street Collection. It's taken me a few years to track down some of the original books from libraries and used book stores. Overall, I'm still in love with this young adult horror series🎃
@NovelGirl82 these are the books I was mentioning, it's The Betrayal, The Secret, and the Burning. I know there's another set of companion novels to these but I never read them.
The Betrayal | 
