R. L. Stine

Megan Stine

"Now she sees me. Now she doesn't! 

"My friend Erin saw the impossible happen. It all started when we found a mirror in my attic. Not just any mirror. A magic mirror. It had a chain at the top of it. And when I pulled it — poof! I disappeared! 

"At first it was fun. But now I can tell you something is wrong. Way wrong. I feel cold and dizzy. And I'm having trouble reappearing. Will I ever see myself again?"
—Max Thompson

Goosebumps Presents # 11

Let’s Get Invisible 

It definitely still reads like R. L., but apparently these were written by others! They get talked about as ghostwritten, but all of them are credited to the other people, so I don’t think that’s how GW works.

This is part of the series that novelizes the TV episodes. They are all 40-60 pages and include full page photos, so very generous on the novel part. This one was enjoyable and made me want to turn the TV on for sure, so they were successful in their aim. It’s quick, fun, and nicely descriptive…lights and mirrors found in hidden rooms in the attic should most definitely be left alone!

Also I know it was the 90s and word usage changes, but I feel very weird about them all being labeled a ‘Hot TV series’ meant for children.

Personally a 4/5*, really did a great job of doing what they set out to do with these.

C. J. Daley 

It definitely still reads like R. L., but apparently these were written by others! They get talked about as ghostwritten, but all of them are credited to the other people, so I don’t think that’s how GW works.

This is part of the series that novelizes the TV episodes. They are all 40-60 pages and include full page photos, so very generous on the novel part. This one was enjoyable and made me want to turn the TV on for sure, so they were successful in their aim. It’s quick, fun, and nicely descriptive…lights and mirrors found in hidden rooms in the attic should most definitely be left alone!

Also I know it was the 90s and word usage changes, but I feel very weird about them all being labeled a ‘Hot TV series’ meant for children.

Personally a 4/5*, really did a great job of doing what they set out to do with these.

Let’s Get Invisible Goosebumps Presents # 11

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