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R.L. Stine

Robert Lawrence Stine, better known as R.L. Stine, has remained popular with at least two generations of young readers. In addition to providing truly scary novels for young people, Stine has a well-honed comedic sense that becomes apparent in his Rotten School series as well as his memoir.

Dangerous Girls

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: Teen
Reading Level: Independent Reader

In the shadow of their mother's suicide, twin sisters Destiny and Livvy have grown and healed in their summer as camp counselors. But a bewildering encounter with a fellow counselor on the eve of her departure leaves Destiny reeling, and when she returns home, she learns he was keeping a terrible secret. He's a vampire. And he won't stop until he's made her one, too.



Dudes, The School is Haunted

By: R.L. Stine
Illustrated by: Trip Park
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

When paired for a class trip, Chipmunk gets on the bad side of the school bully, Joe Sweety. When Sweety decides it's time for payback, Chipmunk's friend Bernie Bridges comes up with a plan to stop him and save his Rotten School buddy from harm. Kids will enjoy this slightly spooky and deliciously funny edition in the Rotton School Series.



Ghouls Gone Wild (Mostly Ghostly Series)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Max doesn’t want his family to move. He doesn’t want to leave Nicky and Tara, the young ghosts who inhabit Max’s house. Cliffhanger endings keep this series going at breakneck speed.



It Came From Beneath the Sink (Goosebumps Series)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Kat and her brother are happy in their new home; that is, until they come across the evil thing that comes out from under the sink. Informal first person narrative draws readers into this spooky novel.



It Came from Ohio: My Life as a Writer

By: R.L. Stine & Joe Arthur
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

In a conversational way, the author of thriller for young readers reveals his early years and his path to becoming a writer. Black/white photographs are sprinkled throughout to present a look at this author’s life.



Let's Party (Fear Street Seniors, No. 1)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: Teen
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Trisha Conrad hosts an all-night party to celebrate the end of junior year. But the fun ends for the new seniors when Trisha has a premonition of the entire senior class dying.



Party Summer (Fear Street Super Chillers, No. 1)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: Teen
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Two girls move to the beach for the summer, but their trip turns out to be anything but a carefree vacation. The girls find jobs at the Howling Wolf Inn, but their trouble starts when they find the resort completely abandoned.



Piano Lessons Can Be Murder (Goosebumps Series)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

At first Jerry is excited about taking piano lessons; he thinks the old piano is really neat. Then he meets his peculiar and slightly threatening music teacher, Dr. Shreek. Will Jerry come out of his lessons alive?



The Betrayal (Fear Street Saga Trilogy, No. 1)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: Teen
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Nora knows the secrets behind the horrifying things happening on Fear Street and reveals the dark legacy that marked the start of the terror three hundred years earlier, when a young girl was burned at the stake.



The Big Blueberry Barf-Off (Rotten School Series)

By: R.L. Stine
Illustrated by: Trip Park
Age Level: 6-9
Reading Level: Independent Reader

A message from Headmaster Upchuck to the students at Rotten School sets the tone for the first in this humorous series that is decidedly boy-friendly though sometimes appalling to adults! The adventures of popular fourth grader Bernie Bridges and his nemesis, Sherman Oaks, continue in the Great Smelling Bee (2005).



The New Girl (Fear Street, No. 1)

By: R.L. Stine
Age Level: Teen
Reading Level: Independent Reader

Corey Brooks has fallen hard for the new girl, lovely, pale Anna Corwin. But while Corey can think of nothing but Anna, most of his friends have never even heard of her, much less seen her themselves. When Anna disappears abruptly, Corey goes to her house on the infamous Fear Street, determined to find out her secret, whatever the cost.



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