and spotting the shelf of Goosebumps books? Those neon covers with eerie artwork practically called your name, promising ...

BuzzFeed: As a kid, I would pick which Goosebumps book I wanted to read by seeing which cover was the scariest. How did you gauge how scary to go, especially at the beginning of the series?

Classic Goosebumps cover artist Tim Jacobus delivered again ... and the bustling streets of '90s London. This is one kids book that'll still keep readers of any age up all night.

If you’re an adult of a certain age, you probably remember the image on the front of the first Goosebumps book you gripped under the covers late at night when you were a kid, intentionally ...

The image is familiar to anyone who has read — or just seen the cover — of “Say Cheese and Die!,” one of the most beloved of R.L. Stine’s “Goosebumps” books. The best-selling ...

REMEMBER Goosebumps books? Well ... Mr Jacobus said on average a single book cover would take him up to 40 hours to complete. “I used a mixture of paint and airbrushing, which provided that ...

The first "Goosebumps" book Welcome to Dead House was published ... Stine chalked that up to parents who were just frightened by the covers, and didn't actually read the books.

I like the way they throw in this book and that book and they blend together. Galilea La Salvia as Frankie in “Goosebumps: The Vanishing” (CREDIT: Disney) Is the mood more receptive now to ...

I really don’t like it when teachers turn Goosebumps into school work and they have to write out book reports. I like it if they’re just reading it for fun. They’re reading under the covers ...

PRIME: Yeah, well, so are all the people, all the generations of kids who learn to read because of your books. Who read under the covers with the flashlight. My son says he loved the "Goosebumps ...