How I Learned to Fly (Goosebumps #52)

Jack is frustrated by Wilson’s constant competitive nature and always been outshone by him, especially when Mia is about. So when Jack discovers a book in an old abandoned house called ‘Flying Lessons, he instantly thinks this would be a perfect way to impress Mia. Quite different to most of the Goose......more

This book is a hot mess. Jack Johnson is a 12-year-old who is in a pissing contest with another 12-year-old named Wilson Schlame. I don't get it. I thought testosterone poisoning set in a little later than this. Maybe I was wrong. The boys compete with each other in EVERYTHING and Wilson always wins......more

In a series with as many books as Goosebumps there’s bound to be a few stinkers and this one is definitely one of them. It just doesn’t hit like other Goosebumps stories do. It reads more superheroes than horror and I was definitely not into it. I don’t ever remember reading this one as a kid but ma......more

This one is DEEP. Not scary in the traditional sense, but man… horrifying in its own right. I cannot help but wonder if Stine wrote this to help work through his emotions about becoming a household name almost overnight…......more

I spent a month re-reading all 62 original Goosebumps books to see if they still hold up today, you can check out my 3.5 hour vlog here: [URL not allowed] You can also check out my entire ranking of the original Goosebumps books where I review them from worst to best here: [URL not allowed]......more