Goodnight Kiss is one of my favorite Fear Street books. I remember the first time I read it, my family was on vacation in Destin, FL. So anytime I visit destin, I always think of it 🖤
Gorgeous haul - when you said you loved The Face on the Milk Carton, it made me smile, I remember reading that book so many times but never continued with the series. Caroline B Cooney is fantastic.
Ooh thank you for that trip back in time. There was very little that could beat a day browsing through all of those books at the library, and spending hours reading them. I was a Christopher Pike addict, with some R. L. Stine and Diane Hoh thrown in.
Growing up in the city, I had only had a small group of friends who would read horror books, and sort of obsess over them every library day. This brings back memories of running through the library to get the scariest book we could find, we would read and trade with a friend to read what they've borrowed. I'll have to check out some of these titles! Great video!
omg !! i haven’t finished watching but had to pause and comment, i love that intro! i haven’t been watching and finally am catching up today, it feels like netflix dropped a new season 🥰 i love watching you and glad i’m stocked up on new content !
Trick or Treat is my favorite non-Pike book from that time. Sadly, I know that I've read Party Line, Sister Dearest and Beach Party but don't remember a single thing about them. I have some vague recollections of Prom Dress. And I love Samantha Slade. I have all four books, which I purchased on eBay about 10 years ago or so. Glad I did so given how many people are feeling nostalgic and buying books from the 90's now.
As a 90’s kid, LJ Smith was one of my absolute favorite childhood/preteen authors. It still kills me that she never finished her Night World Series, but I always loop back to her website every five years or so to check for updates. I finally acquired the last couple first editions of that series last year, and they have the most perfect pulp horror covers 😆
My dad always took me to book stores to browse and on occasion would let me come home with a few books. I always chose Christopher Pike books. They started my love for reading. This video makes me wish I had held on to those books! Great haul!!
Great video, Cameron! Always fascinated to learn more about these sort of books because it's a reminder of how much I missed out on as a kid in the nineties who wasn't a reader. It's a tragedy, but there's also a certain charm to reading these kitschy tales as an old man. Also that Deadtime Stories cover gives me the heebie-jeebies now in my thirties so I can only assume it would have scared the living daylights out of me as a kid. I am, of course, immediately adding it to a wish list.
Omg love this!!!! I was a child in the 80s so this just takes me back. Christopher Pike used to be my favorite author as a child! And I'm reading The Babysitter this month. Now that I know it has your stamp of approval I'm extra excited! 🎃 🖤
Christopher Pike was one of my favorite writers. The Witch was one of the first books I had read without a traditionally happy ending. I had books shelves filled with horror writers. I also liked all of the LJ Smith books like the Forbidden Game Series and Dark Vision series. Caroline B. Cooney was awesome writer as well.
Party Line was the VERY FIRST Point Horror book i bought as a kid in the 90s. I read it again recently and I didn't remember anything about it. It was ok. It was very confusing. I still have all of my original Fear Street/R.L. Stine books. My dad actually donated all of my other Pike, Hoh, RTC, etc., to my school library without telling me. I was so mad. So I've been slowly trying to find them again.
I still love Fear Street! I need to find and read more point horror aside from that, but do have a few of Caroline B. Cooney's point horror books! I remember loving Who Killed the Homecoming Queen and Fear Park!
OMG, Prom Dress!! That was one of my favorite books 🥰 🤩 So many treasures in there! Is there a word for "Drooling over books"? 😂 I wish that style of artwork like Pikes book would come back .
deffinitely check out the uk editions of christopher pike books. The front covers are awesome! They matched pikes more adult tone compared to a lot of the other ya novels of the time.
I love the UK covers! I have Slumber Party with the closeup of the burning snowman, but I have to get more still. Also, I’m trying to collect the Nightmares books. I only have one right now, but World of Books seems to have a lot of them. Hopefully they’ll come in good condition 🤞
awesome haul! I recently got back into Point Horror and other ya horror from my childhood. I think we are the same age. I've been doing a cover collage so that I can get one of those photo throw blankets from walmart made of Point Horror favorites
Awesome haul! The Surfer is a pretty wacky one. I recently reread Fatal Secrets and thoroughly enjoyed it. I didn’t realise The Grave was a rare one...I found a copy a couple of years ago in a thrift store! I have read it and...it wasn’t my favourite 😬😂
I remember seeing your review of The Grave. Maybe there’s a reason why it’s rare... 😂🤣 I’ll still give it a read though. I wanna read all his books eventually. Thanks, Alex!
With all the teen horror series coming out based on classic titles, I'm seriously hoping we see something from the Strange Matter guys! Love Rilo Buru and his love for pizza in the Strange Forces spin-off series!
@@LibraryMacabre I didn't know that! That's awesome! :D Strange Matters is so criminally underrated it's insane. Even looking at the covers on these books give me that Goosebumps spark of nostalgia that tickles the inner kid in me. XD (Probably my favorite cover is Fly the Unfriendly Skies. It's really bad CGI.....yet it works!)
I have the entire Poin Horror collection apart from the Unleashed .. I just literally finished the Prom Dress and I enjoyed it a lot! nice collection you have!
There was a series published as "Nightmares" in the uk which were pretty cool, titles i remember were "Nightmare inn, The attic, the pool, Room 13 by TS Rue. Deadly stranger by mc summer, Class trip and love you to death by bebe faas rice. i think my favorites were christopher pike. Titles like The last vampire, The lost mind, Die softly and The wicked Heart were really cool and were probably the darkest ya novels i read.
I want so much that fear street's books come to the book shops in my country, translated and in the original language. Fortunately, with the new movies on Netflix, now that's very close to happen
Another amazing haul. Thank you, as always, for your videos! Weird question, but would you ever be willing to post a wish list for titles that you are still looking for? I am not sure if that would be more hassle than it is worth, but I bet some subscribers might be willing to help you complete your collections.
Thank you! That’s an idea, and a few subscribers have send me some books but I always feel guilty taking them for some reason. Haha I’m an awkward gift accepter, I guess. 😆
I have been looking for books i read when i was young. They were slasher stories and the covers had the murder weapon cutting the cover. I remember one with a hook slashing the cover. If you know what i am talking about let me know.
I love point horror. My dream was to become a point horror author! I have just finished my first YA horror book :). Have you read 'The Forbidden Game' The hunter by L Smith? It's brilliant. If you ever got round to reading beach party I hope you enjoyed it.... it was one of my faves.
One of our local bookstores has a good copy of the " Tales To Make You Shudder !! " hardback !! I have been thinking of buying it for a while now . Also , have you ever read any of the " Alfred Hitchcock Three Investigators " novels ?? True , they are not straight horror , but many of the books have horror elements therein !!
@@LibraryMacabre Did you read any of the later " Sequal " Three Investigator novels ?? They featured the guys as older ; near adults . They lacked the real weirdness of the older books !!
The fear street reviews are getting closer and closer huh ? Lol how many more in the original series do you need ? And switched is amazing it gets insane lol and I love library editions of books reminds me of going to the library with my dad also the girl who cried monster is my favorite lol
I read daughters of eve way back in the day, have you ever read the book Ghost I have been? I read that book when I was a young teen back in the 90's it was a good book I think it written in the 60's. You might like the book.... Happy reading....
I’ve been adding to my goosebumps collection in uk and out of the 30 I’ve bought I’ve had two that also had the wrong pages in ha ... cock up at the printers
Have you ever read an author called Robert Cormier? As a '90s YA fan you might like him if you haven't. He was an American young adult writer who wrote more crime and psychological suspense novels than full on horror, though at least one involves a child turning invisible. He's notable for the darker and more socially thematic elements (he dealt with issues like mental illness, bullying, and family dysfunction) in his work, surprising for a YA writer. He wrote a very dark book in the '90s called Tenderness, about a teenage runaway who comes in contact with a teenager serial killer. He's most famous for The Chocolate War and Beyond the Chocolate War, about a boys' school run by a violent secret society of students.
I am back on this kick, the covers and stories are SO nostalgic - currently reading the Last Vampire series by Christopher Pike and I am ordering Silent Night - Fear Street - what should I order next?? Anyone have a plug on where to get these vintage books shipped to canada?
There is this book series that I like called Horowitz horror stories you wish you never read, then they have another one called more Horowitz horror stories you wish you never read.
Fear Street was my high school life. I remember Bad Dreams was the first book I read by RL Stine. My grandmother gave it to me and it took me five days to finish it. I completed those Screams too - The First Scream, The Loudest Scream and The Last Scream. I miss those books. Unfortunately, I don't know where they are now. Apologies, I forget what you said hmmm... eBay is where you bought your copy, right?
I like this ya channel's,so awesome I always wanted to read the point horror books I read some of the Fear Street series,but not all of them though the same Goosebumps too Christopher Pike I've never heard of him before,but I'm going to have to check his stuff out though is he any good I love to read horror books for children,teens young adults plus older adults type stuff too,so if you've got anymore recommendations please let me know that'd be,so awesome of you to do I'm currently listening to some Goosebumps audiobooks and Fear Street series audiobooks that I've found on UA-cam knowing that I've got vision issues I'd love to know where I could find more things like that too.
I recently got into teen horror from the 80s and 90s recently. I picked up about five books my Christopher Pike and a couple of RL Stein books. I've really got into them, even though they are pretty simple stories. Eventually, I'll need to get into the Point Horror Series. The books I got, which were in pretty good shape, I got from Thriftbooks.com
I’ve ordered from thrift books before but haven’t had much luck. I always get the wrong editions of books. Haha Thank you though! I’m glad you’re back into collecting them. They’re wonderful ☺️
im searching for a YA Horror series, maybe you can help me. it´s been almost 20 years since i read it and i read it in the german edition. The Series is 3 books. On the Cover is an old house with eyes above it in the sky. each book had the same cover with a different colour. The Books are about a family that move to new house (or rent it for vacation) and the twist is that a crazy old women/witch is living in the basement. she burns to death in the end. maybe this rings some bells, i´ve been searching for this a while now.
Have u read any J.B Stamper books? I've only just came across ur page today so u probably have and read them. I used to have them books before but lost them from the flood and random friends who kept borrowing my books and never returned them.
Christopher Pike is AMAZING!
Wow... It's amazing how seeing some of these covers transports me back to being a kid in the 90s devouring these books. Awesome video!
I always hope my videos will be a time machine for some people. ☺️
Goodnight Kiss is one of my favorite Fear Street books. I remember the first time I read it, my family was on vacation in Destin, FL. So anytime I visit destin, I always think of it 🖤
Goodnight Kiss is great!!
I love reading books like that on vacation. Every time I pick it up after, there are so many memories from the vacation attached to it. 😎
One of my favorites! I
You know what this has done, it’s made me read a Point Horror today and I have no regrets 🥰
You are so welcome!! 😉
Which one was it? Was it good
Gorgeous haul - when you said you loved The Face on the Milk Carton, it made me smile, I remember reading that book so many times but never continued with the series. Caroline B Cooney is fantastic.
Same here, I read it so many times but never read the rest. I should finally do that! Haha
I still have most those books, I will never give them up!
Never ever!
I'm currently reading Dead End at the moment. It's kinda got a I Know What You Did Last Summer vibe to it.
Ooh thank you for that trip back in time. There was very little that could beat a day browsing through all of those books at the library, and spending hours reading them. I was a Christopher Pike addict, with some R. L. Stine and Diane Hoh thrown in.
Those were the days! 😁
I've never heard anyone mention face on the milk carton before! I love that book and still have my original copy from when i was a kid.
Growing up in the city, I had only had a small group of friends who would read horror books, and sort of obsess over them every library day. This brings back memories of running through the library to get the scariest book we could find, we would read and trade with a friend to read what they've borrowed. I'll have to check out some of these titles! Great video!
Yay here you are again with those retro/90's covers. I LOVE them!! :D
They’re the best!!
omg !! i haven’t finished watching but had to pause and comment, i love that intro! i haven’t been watching and finally am catching up today, it feels like netflix dropped a new season 🥰 i love watching you and glad i’m stocked up on new content !
Awww, that’s awesome! Thank you so much! I love when people binge my videos ☺️😁 Please, binge away! It really helps me out. 🙌📚
Trick or Treat is my favorite non-Pike book from that time. Sadly, I know that I've read Party Line, Sister Dearest and Beach Party but don't remember a single thing about them. I have some vague recollections of Prom Dress. And I love Samantha Slade. I have all four books, which I purchased on eBay about 10 years ago or so. Glad I did so given how many people are feeling nostalgic and buying books from the 90's now.
Yeah, point horror books, as much as I love them, are formulaic and can be easy to forget.
As a 90’s kid, LJ Smith was one of my absolute favorite childhood/preteen authors. It still kills me that she never finished her Night World Series, but I always loop back to her website every five years or so to check for updates. I finally acquired the last couple first editions of that series last year, and they have the most perfect pulp horror covers 😆
I having a feeling Strange Fate will never be released. We will never know how the series ends. 😭
Yeah, I’ve heard she’s been teasing that final book for years. Maybe one day a miracle will happen! I really loved her Secret Circle trilogy.
My dad always took me to book stores to browse and on occasion would let me come home with a few books. I always chose Christopher Pike books. They started my love for reading. This video makes me wish I had held on to those books! Great haul!!
My dad would take me to the bookstore too and let me buy a few fear street. I miss those days!
Love these!!!!! This made me reread Broken Date!!
Great video, Cameron! Always fascinated to learn more about these sort of books because it's a reminder of how much I missed out on as a kid in the nineties who wasn't a reader. It's a tragedy, but there's also a certain charm to reading these kitschy tales as an old man. Also that Deadtime Stories cover gives me the heebie-jeebies now in my thirties so I can only assume it would have scared the living daylights out of me as a kid. I am, of course, immediately adding it to a wish list.
It does have a creepy cover, doesn’t it?? 😂🤣
Omg love this!!!! I was a child in the 80s so this just takes me back. Christopher Pike used to be my favorite author as a child! And I'm reading The Babysitter this month. Now that I know it has your stamp of approval I'm extra excited! 🎃 🖤
It’s sooooo good! I’m excited to see what they do with the show!
Omg this is where my love for horror started
I had heaps of these but gave them away and now I’ve been recollecting them
I’m glad you’re back into collecting them! We all need nostalgia these days.
The Haunting of Frances Rain was one of my favorites growing up! Thanks for the nostalgia! 😄
Oh good! I hadn’t heard of it, but I’m glad to hear some good things about it now. :)
Christopher Pike was one of my favorite writers. The Witch was one of the first books I had read without a traditionally happy ending. I had books shelves filled with horror writers. I also liked all of the LJ Smith books like the Forbidden Game Series and Dark Vision series. Caroline B. Cooney was awesome writer as well.
All of these books are like catnip for me. The Fear Park trilogy is my favorite of the Fear Street books.
I’m excited to read that trilogy! I never did as a kid, but I love amusement parks and carnivals!
Like catnip 😂 I love that comparison haha 😻
Yup, definitely it is a good one and glad I have them all. I also have The Fear Street Saga trilogy.
Party Line was the VERY FIRST Point Horror book i bought as a kid in the 90s. I read it again recently and I didn't remember anything about it. It was ok. It was very confusing. I still have all of my original Fear Street/R.L. Stine books. My dad actually donated all of my other Pike, Hoh, RTC, etc., to my school library without telling me. I was so mad. So I've been slowly trying to find them again.
My mom did that once with a bunch of my books as a kid, donated them to the school. I was so upset. Haha
I still love Fear Street! I need to find and read more point horror aside from that, but do have a few of Caroline B. Cooney's point horror books! I remember loving Who Killed the Homecoming Queen and Fear Park!
Point horror books are just sooo much fun! Enjoy reading more of them 😎📚
OMG, Prom Dress!! That was one of my favorite books 🥰 🤩 So many treasures in there! Is there a word for "Drooling over books"? 😂 I wish that style of artwork like Pikes book would come back .
I wish it would too! I’m fact, if things go as planned, it will come back very soon... 😉
deffinitely check out the uk editions of christopher pike books. The front covers are awesome! They matched pikes more adult tone compared to a lot of the other ya novels of the time.
I love the UK covers! I have Slumber Party with the closeup of the burning snowman, but I have to get more still. Also, I’m trying to collect the Nightmares books. I only have one right now, but World of Books seems to have a lot of them. Hopefully they’ll come in good condition 🤞
Aside from R.L. Stine, Carol Ellis and A Bates are my favorite authors. I wish they had more books.
Great haul!! Honestly can't wait for the fear street movies and the midnight club tv series.
Me too! I’m over the moon excited for them. Hoping for a full fear street trailer soon 🤞
awesome haul! I recently got back into Point Horror and other ya horror from my childhood. I think we are the same age. I've been doing a cover collage so that I can get one of those photo throw blankets from walmart made of Point Horror favorites
That would be so so cool!! Now I kind of want a throw like that... 🤔
@@LibraryMacabre It would look great on your chair! Could always do your favorite Paperbacks from Hell, or Goosebumps! The options are endless
Incredible new collection!
Thank you!
Awesome haul! The Surfer is a pretty wacky one. I recently reread Fatal Secrets and thoroughly enjoyed it. I didn’t realise The Grave was a rare one...I found a copy a couple of years ago in a thrift store! I have read it and...it wasn’t my favourite 😬😂
I remember seeing your review of The Grave. Maybe there’s a reason why it’s rare... 😂🤣 I’ll still give it a read though. I wanna read all his books eventually. Thanks, Alex!
awesome dude. The art of the covers its so great
Thanks! They just don’t make covers like that anymore.
Thank you for thebtime travel. I loved The Midnight Club by Christopher Pike
Such a great haul!!!
Amazing haul!
The babysitter is so good, masks me want to read again❤️.
With all the teen horror series coming out based on classic titles, I'm seriously hoping we see something from the Strange Matter guys! Love Rilo Buru and his love for pizza in the Strange Forces spin-off series!
I would love that! Did you know one of the Strange Matter books was adapted into a Haunting Hour episode? I think it was the Creature Feature book.
@@LibraryMacabre I didn't know that! That's awesome! :D Strange Matters is so criminally underrated it's insane. Even looking at the covers on these books give me that Goosebumps spark of nostalgia that tickles the inner kid in me. XD (Probably my favorite cover is Fly the Unfriendly Skies. It's really bad CGI.....yet it works!)
I have the entire Poin Horror collection apart from the Unleashed .. I just literally finished the Prom Dress and I enjoyed it a lot!
nice collection you have!
I have a couple of Unleashed titles but haven’t read them. Some look good, others are questionable... Haha
Did you know there is also a series called Mutant Point Horror?
I loved The Babysitter series! Oh my gosh I need hbo max if there’s going to be a show! Great books!
I need to get HBO Max now too! 😆
Dead end is one of my top single books for fear street. 😊
There was a series published as "Nightmares" in the uk which were pretty cool, titles i remember were "Nightmare inn, The attic, the pool, Room 13 by TS Rue. Deadly stranger by mc summer, Class trip and love you to death by bebe faas rice. i think my favorites were christopher pike. Titles like The last vampire, The lost mind, Die softly and The wicked Heart were really cool and were probably the darkest ya novels i read.
Where did you get that vampire?!?! It is AMAZING!!! Also, loooove your channel, I subscribed last week and can’t get enough.
I want so much that fear street's books come to the book shops in my country, translated and in the original language. Fortunately, with the new movies on Netflix, now that's very close to happen
Ahhh. I love your collection💜💙💚🧡💛❤
☺️☺️
awesome haul as always!
Another amazing haul. Thank you, as always, for your videos! Weird question, but would you ever be willing to post a wish list for titles that you are still looking for? I am not sure if that would be more hassle than it is worth, but I bet some subscribers might be willing to help you complete your collections.
Thank you! That’s an idea, and a few subscribers have send me some books but I always feel guilty taking them for some reason. Haha I’m an awkward gift accepter, I guess. 😆
I have alllll these too!!
The babysitter is so good, masks me want to read again️.
Me too! 😅
I have been looking for books i read when i was young. They were slasher stories and the covers had the murder weapon cutting the cover. I remember one with a hook slashing the cover. If you know what i am talking about let me know.
Currently I have been collecting fright time books from Walden books.
I love this video and i am gonna go back in time and try and read some of these fantastic books 📚 please stay safe
You too, and happy reading!
@@LibraryMacabre no worries 😉
I love point horror. My dream was to become a point horror author! I have just finished my first YA horror book :). Have you read 'The Forbidden Game' The hunter by L Smith? It's brilliant. If you ever got round to reading beach party I hope you enjoyed it.... it was one of my faves.
I Love Goosebumps Books 📚 to my favorite is Welcome to Camp night mare
These are my favorite books!
I have one Christopher Pike book and it’s The Slumber Party
stine beach house was my favorite in 3/4th grade
One of our local bookstores has a good copy of the " Tales To Make You Shudder !! " hardback !! I have been thinking of buying it for a while now . Also , have you ever read any of the " Alfred Hitchcock Three Investigators " novels ?? True , they are not straight horror , but many of the books have horror elements therein !!
I love The Three Investigators!
@@LibraryMacabre Did you read any of the later " Sequal " Three Investigator novels ?? They featured the guys as older ; near adults . They lacked the real weirdness of the older books !!
The fear street reviews are getting closer and closer huh ? Lol how many more in the original series do you need ? And switched is amazing it gets insane lol and I love library editions of books reminds me of going to the library with my dad also the girl who cried monster is my favorite lol
Yep, it’s getting close! Stocking up on as much as I can for my binge read. 😎
I read daughters of eve way back in the day, have you ever read the book Ghost I have been? I read that book when I was a young teen back in the 90's it was a good book I think it written in the 60's. You might like the book.... Happy reading....
Where did you buy these from🥺?? Here in my country these are quite rare to find
eBay and Etsy are the best places. :)
@@LibraryMacabre omg you replied 😳
@@LibraryMacabre thank you I will check those out
Were did you find your shirt ?
The book stores you keep referring to, are they in the US or Canada? Please include the name and location of the store. Thanks 😊
I’ve been adding to my goosebumps collection in uk and out of the 30 I’ve bought I’ve had two that also had the wrong pages in ha ... cock up at the printers
That’s so weird haha 😆
Have you ever read an author called Robert Cormier? As a '90s YA fan you might like him if you haven't. He was an American young adult writer who wrote more crime and psychological suspense novels than full on horror, though at least one involves a child turning invisible. He's notable for the darker and more socially thematic elements (he dealt with issues like mental illness, bullying, and family dysfunction) in his work, surprising for a YA writer. He wrote a very dark book in the '90s called Tenderness, about a teenage runaway who comes in contact with a teenager serial killer. He's most famous for The Chocolate War and Beyond the Chocolate War, about a boys' school run by a violent secret society of students.
I’ve heard about The Chocolate War but I didn’t realize that’s what it was about. I’ll have to check out his work! Thanks!
I am back on this kick, the covers and stories are SO nostalgic - currently reading the Last Vampire series by Christopher Pike and I am ordering Silent Night - Fear Street - what should I order next?? Anyone have a plug on where to get these vintage books shipped to canada?
There is this book series that I like called Horowitz horror stories you wish you never read, then they have another one called more Horowitz horror stories you wish you never read.
Fear Street was my high school life. I remember Bad Dreams was the first book I read by RL Stine. My grandmother gave it to me and it took me five days to finish it. I completed those Screams too - The First Scream, The Loudest Scream and The Last Scream. I miss those books. Unfortunately, I don't know where they are now. Apologies, I forget what you said hmmm... eBay is where you bought your copy, right?
Fear Street is the best! Yep, eBay is a good place for them, especially if you want to buy them in bulk.
@@LibraryMacabre I heard you right then but have you used a credit card upon order?
I mean, I used my PayPal account so yeah, I believe a debit card is needed. Some sellers accept money orders though.
@@LibraryMacabre Sounds like an easy and quicker process.
Great haul!!!
Thank you!!
this very good your collection
Thank you!
I read another book called a babysitter‘s guide to monster hunting.
80's and 90's flashback- who doesn't love Point Horror?!. 👻💀🧛♂️🕷 Dead End by R.L. Stine was a great read- he was my main go to author as a kid.
I’ll be reading that one soon. Can’t wait! 😃
@@LibraryMacabre Enjoy
Ah..... 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
What kind of the horror BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOKS?!
I like this ya channel's,so awesome I always wanted to read the point horror books I read some of the Fear Street series,but not all of them though the same Goosebumps too Christopher Pike I've never heard of him before,but I'm going to have to check his stuff out though is he any good I love to read horror books for children,teens young adults plus older adults type stuff too,so if you've got anymore recommendations please let me know that'd be,so awesome of you to do I'm currently listening to some Goosebumps audiobooks and Fear Street series audiobooks that I've found on UA-cam knowing that I've got vision issues I'd love to know where I could find more things like that too.
I’m glad you found those audiobooks! There are some great Point Horror audiobooks on UA-cam as well if you haven’t found them yet. :)
I recently got into teen horror from the 80s and 90s recently. I picked up about five books my Christopher Pike and a couple of RL Stein books. I've really got into them, even though they are pretty simple stories. Eventually, I'll need to get into the Point Horror Series.
The books I got, which were in pretty good shape, I got from Thriftbooks.com
I’ve ordered from thrift books before but haven’t had much luck. I always get the wrong editions of books. Haha Thank you though! I’m glad you’re back into collecting them. They’re wonderful ☺️
I love your tours have you heard of Anne rice or pd James or are you afraid of the dark
💜🎵💜
What do I need to do to get you to let me send you a copy of my debut novel?
Where do you find your books at if I may ask?
All over! But mostly used bookstores in my area, and Goodwills and other thrift shops.
Not gonna lie I need a pdf of these books so I can go down memory lane.
Cool shirt
Thanks!
im searching for a YA Horror series, maybe you can help me. it´s been almost 20 years since i read it and i read it in the german edition.
The Series is 3 books. On the Cover is an old house with eyes above it in the sky. each book had the same cover with a different colour.
The Books are about a family that move to new house (or rent it for vacation) and the twist is that a crazy old women/witch is living in the basement. she burns to death in the end.
maybe this rings some bells, i´ve been searching for this a while now.
The House On Cherry Street?
I think Princess Jen got it right. I haven’t read them but I think I have the second book in the series somewhere.
@@princessjen6009 YES. thank you !
I loved that series as a kid. I still have those books.
I love you videos
Please can you make a video on your favourite horror movie franchise
Sure! I can do that around Halloween time 🎃
@@LibraryMacabre nice... I will be looking to that day!
2nd and charles
great video
Thank you!
Y.A 90s Horror is really best
💯 agreed.
@@LibraryMacabre 😁
I would've never thought you didn't like dances! Granted I (obviously) don't know you, you still come across like someone who likes to dance lol.
Not at all 😂
Have u read any J.B Stamper books? I've only just came across ur page today so u probably have and read them. I used to have them books before but lost them from the flood and random friends who kept borrowing my books and never returned them.
Stamper is fantastic! I have a few of his books on my shelves. Midnight Hour was a great collection of stories. :)