Goosebumps Presents

Goosebumps Presents
Total entries	18 1 unreleased
Original run	February 1996 - February 1998
Preceded by	Give Yourself Goosebumps
Followed by	Goosebumps Series 2000

Goosebumps Presents is a series of Goosebumps books based on the Goosebumps TV series. The books are novelizations of the TV episodes and feature color photos from the episodes. The series ran for two years from 1996 to 1998, with one book being unpublished. Despite R.L. Stine's name being on the covers, they were all ghost-written by various authors.

The first five books in the series used a cover template similar to the one used for the original series. A new cover template was used starting with book six, which consists of a still image from the respestive TV episode with a colored background featuring art commonly used with the Goosebumps brand at the time. This was the last series to feature bumps on the Goosebumps logo.

Books

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No.	Book	Publish date	Pages
1	The Girl Who Cried Monster	February 1996	57
2	The Cuckoo Clock of Doom	May 1996	56
3	Welcome to Camp Nightmare	July 1996	68
4	Return of the Mummy	September 1996	64
5	Night of the Living Dummy II	November 1996	56
6	My Hairiest Adventure	December 1996	64
7	The Headless Ghost	December 1996	64
8	Be Careful What You Wish For	January 1997	59
9	Go Eat Worms!	February 1997	56
10	Bad Hare Day	March 1997	57
11	Let's Get Invisible!	April 1997	58
12	Attack of the Mutant	May 1997	63
13	Ghost Beach	June 1997	59
14	You Can't Scare Me!	July 1997	60
15	Monster Blood	August 1997	60
16	Attack of the Jack-O'-Lanterns	October 1997	58
17	Calling All Creeps!	December 1997	64
18	Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes	February 1998	64
19	The Blob That Ate Everyone	Unreleased	N/A

1. The Girl Who Cried Monster

2. The Cuckoo Clock of Doom

3. Welcome to Camp Nightmare

4. Return of the Mummy

5. Night of the Living Dummy II

6. My Hairiest Adventure

7. The Headless Ghost

8. Be Careful What You Wish For

9. Go Eat Worms!

10. Bad Hare Day

11. Let's Get Invisible!

12. Attack of the Mutant

13. Ghost Beach

14. You Can't Scare Me!

15. Monster Blood

16. Attack of the Jack O'-Lanterns

17. Calling All Creeps!

18. Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes

1. The Girl Who Cried Monster
2. The Cuckoo Clock of Doom
3. Welcome to Camp Nightmare
4. Return of the Mummy
5. Night of the Living Dummy II
6. My Hairiest Adventure
7. The Headless Ghost
8. Be Careful What You Wish For
9. Go Eat Worms!
10. Bad Hare Day
11. Let's Get Invisible!
12. Attack of the Mutant
13. Ghost Beach
14. You Can't Scare Me!
15. Monster Blood
16. Attack of the Jack O'-Lanterns
17. Calling All Creeps!
18. Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes

Unpublished book

A Presents book for "The Blob That Ate Everyone" was advertised on the back cover of the "Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes" book as the next book in the series. However, it was never published, and the series stopped receiving new entries.

Authors

• Megan Stine (The Girl Who Cried Monster, Welcome to Camp Nightmare, Let's Get Invisible!)
• Carol Ellis (The Cuckoo Clock of Doom, Night of the Living Dummy II, The Headless Ghost, Bad Hare Day, Ghost Beach, Attack of the Jack-O'-Lanterns)
• Francine Hughes (Return of the Mummy)
• Diane Umansky (My Hairiest Adventure)
• Jane E. Gerver (Be Careful What You Wish For...)
• Tracey West (Go Eat Worms!)
• Melinda Metz (Attack of the Mutant)
• Teddy Margulies (You Can't Scare Me!, Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes)
• Elizabeth Winfrey (Monster Blood)
• Carla Jablonski (Calling All Creeps!)

Trvia

• Melinda Metz also wrote Horror Hotel Part 2 for the Ghosts of the Fear Street series, and Elizabeth Winfrey wrote Tale of the Blue Monkey. She also wrote an entry in the Bone Chillers series.
• You Can't Scare Me is the only entry to not mention the protagonist's last name on the back.
• The copyright page for Let's Get Invisible says it was written by Diane Unmansky, while the page before it says it was written by Megan Stine. Since that page also claims the episode was written by Charles Laser, when it was actually Rick Drew, it's likely Diane is the correct author.