R. L. Stine

Hoping to be a real magician someday, Tim Swanson practices the tricks performed by his idol, Amaz-O, but when Tim attends one of Amaz-O's shows, he is disappointed to learn that his hero is a grump and decides to steal his bag of tricks.

Bad Hare Day

Hoping to be a real magician someday, Tim Swanson practices the tricks performed by his idol, Amaz-O, but when Tim attends one of Amaz-O's shows, he is disappointed to learn that his hero is a grump and decides to steal his bag of tricks. Original.

Colton Ray

I think a lot of these Goosebumps plots would have worked better as short stories instead of being padded and stretched into full-length books. Bad Hare Day is a rather overlooked entry in the series, which is kind of unfortunate because the writing here is quality and the characters get some pretty good lines which even border on being witty. Sadly, the story doesn't live up to its writing and would have benefited immensely from being trimmed down to half the page count. However, its still a decent, predictable romp with "You Can't Scare Me!-style" humor/sarcasm. I'd still recommend it, just after you've read some of the more standout books of the series.

Bad Hare Day

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