r.l.stine

i am not a big reader. i find things hard to understand and comprehend even though i am intelligent. I remember reading r l stine books ( goosebumps ) when i was younger. they were freaking awesome. anyone else ever read them?

I have one of his books but I didn't read it because I didn't like it when I stated to read it and I remember there was a TV show based on his books

i am the viper... ive come to vash your vindows

ah that takes me back. i havent heard any mention of R L Stine in FOREVER!

not a big fan... but the stuff was alright.

R.L Stine was probably a bigger part of my childhood than fruit roll-ups ( which means he was a MAJOR part in my life). He moved me on to better things. R.L. Stine got me writing my own works of horror.
I've moved on to Stephen King now, but really, who is Stephen King but the R.L Stine for adults?

aha does this guy still write books? his books were the trend at one point in middle school or so.. but now that i think back.. it was all a bunch of crap.

I used to read RL Stine when I was, like, eight or nine a lot. Gradually, they became too simple for me and I realised that many of his ideas were unoriginal. When I was a kid, the one that scared me most was the one with the sponge under the sink.

The only Goosebumps book that I can recall that continues to scare me to this day when I read it is the one with the black and white world in that school. Don't remember what it's called, but it scares me because it's more conceptually scary than BOO! scary.

i read forty of his books but none really scared me unlike shivers (but that was a long time ago.)
now i read hitchhiker's guide series( i cant seem to find all the books) and Harry Potter's and of course Sun Tzu Art of War

i never really liked the goosbumps series.but another book series he wrote is called "Fear Street",anyone hear of it?i like that series alot better,i was really into it in 7th grade.he also wrote "the nightmare room" series.its OK,but its not as good as fear street.

i never really liked his stuff, i read a bit of one of the books, and saw a couple of episodes of the tv series, but it was just kids doing really stupid things slightly less scary than the blue peter annual holiday. (british kids tv series which is an interests magazine, every summer they go somewhere warm and sunny and report on it afterwards)

I have read all of his books and owned most of them at one point or the other. But I have never found any books that scare me.

In most books I can usually guess what's going to happen to the characters, unless the do something completely different.

But overall I think it was a good series.