Goosebumps Series 2000

17 primary works • 20 total works

Cry of the Cat

by R L Stine

Published 1 January 1998

An evil cat that has used up eight of its nine lives wants to take Alison's life in return after she runs him over with her bicycle.

Bride of the Living Dummy

by R L Stine

Published 1 February 1998

IT'S A MATCH MADE IN HORROR!

When Slappy, the world's most evil ventriloquist dummy, shows up
after being abandoned by his previous owner, things start to go wrong
around the house. But this time Slappy may have met his match.
There's another bad doll who loves to make a mess of things. Everyone
better watch out for this imperfect couple.

Creature Teacher

by R L Stine

Published 1 March 1998

Twelve-year-old Paul Perez is sent to a boarding school where he learns that his new teacher, Mrs. Maaargh, is a monster who likes to eat children.

Invasion of the Body Squeezers

by R L Stine

Published 1 April 1998

Invasion of the Body Squeezers (Part 1)

by R L Stine

Published 1 April 1998

I am Your Evil Twin

by R L Stine

Published 1 June 1998

Monty's got a new relative. He's cloned from Monty's DNA. But he's no pal!

Revenge R Us

by R L Stine

Published 1 July 1998

Iris predicts that Wade's brother will encounter a terrible accident.

Fright Camp

by R L Stine

Published 1 August 1998

I lowered my head and started to swim slowly, steadily out to the white, floating platform. I was four or five strokes away from it when I felt something wrap around my ankle.

Are You Terrified Yet?

by R L Stine

Published 1 September 1998

Brain Juice

by R L Stine

Published 1 December 1998

Carefully, the alien poured the purple liquid into the bottle. "Our only supply of Brain Energizer Fluid, " he muttered. "Let's hope it works."

Scream School

by R L Stine

Published 1 March 1999

The two figures floated up from the pile of dusty costumes. One was a man, the other a woman. Their faces were ghoulish. Skin pulled so tight Jake could see the bone underneath. Eyes yellow, sunken back in their sockets. Their lips cracked and purple.

"Now we can make our movie, " the woman said, floating closer to Jake, arms outstretched, side by side with the man. "The most horrifying movie ever made!"

Horror of the Black Ring

by R L Stine

Published 1 June 1999

Beth's new teacher, Miss GoLd, has been acting strange ever since she found a ring in the school parking lot. She writes scary messages on the board, and her house bums down! When Miss Gold loses the ring, Beth finds it. Suddenly, strange things are happening to Beth. Evil things...

Haunted Car

by R L Stine

Published 11 January 1999

Mitchell's parents got a great deal on their sleek new sportscar. It's loaded with extras, including cruise control, CD player, power windows...and an evil ghost!

Full Moon Fever

by R L Stine

Published 1 October 1999

Robbie and his sister love trick-or-treating -- even at scary old Mrs. Eakins' house. But they both gobble down one of her "Beast" candy bars, things start to get very hairy...

Slappy's Nightmare

by R L Stine

Published 1 November 1999

What could be scarier than Slappy, the evil dummy? Two Slappies! When ventriloquist Jimmy O'James unwraps Slappy's twin, it's not exactly a happy reunion...

Earth Geeks Must Go!

by R L Stine

Published 1 December 1999

When two friends get kidnapped by aliens, they're taken to a planet where the natives read with their tongues, ear through their armpits, and treat humans like earth geeks!

Ghost in the Mirror

by R L Stine

Published 1 January 2000

It's here. It's horrible. And it's in your bedroom! I stood in front of my new mirror and gazed at my reflection. The glass was clean and smooth and perfect. The reflection was incredibly bright, almost brighter and clearer than the room. A chill ran down my back. Fred was staring over my shoulder. "What's wrong?" I asked. "The mirror," he said softly. "I s-saw something moving in there."

Headless Halloween

by R L Stine

Published 1 October 1998

Frozen in silence, I squinted into the eerie, pale light. Hands popped up from beneath the ground. They shook off dirt and streched. A dozen hands poked up, shimmering yellow and green in the moonlight. And then heads. Human heads. Hair caked with dirt. Skin loose, hanging from their skulls. They stared at me pleading eyes, faces twisted, mouths hanging open in pain.

Collection 1

by R L Stine

Published 18 August 2000

The Werewolf in the Living Room

by R L Stine

Published 1 May 1999

Aaron's dad thinks he's found a real live werewolf, and keeps him caged up in the living room. Aaron thinks it's a big joke -- until he sets the man free and three people are attacked by a wolf creature!