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More & More Tales to Give You Goosebumps is the fifth book in the Tales to Give You Goosebumps series. It was published in 1997, and originally came bundled with a Goosebumps themed hat.

Blurb[]

READER BEWARE—YOU'RE IN FOR TEN MORE SCARES!

Will Aunt Vera's book of magic spells spell scary trouble for Kari? Is Jeffrey a musical genius or is the old guitar he stole really haunted? Are Mike and his brother Ray house-sitting for a monstrous ghost? Find out in these ten creepy Goosebumps short stories guaranteed to give you a major case of the 'Bumps!

Featured stories[]

  • "The Haunted Guitar" - A lazy boy named Jeffery obtains a guitar that was owned by a deceased old blues musician named Memphis Willy.
  • "Tune in Tomorrow" - A girl named Elizabeth is obsessed with a soap opera called Looking for Tomorrow. But what happens when things begin to get a little too real?
  • "Live Bait" - Two boys vacationing at a lake end up involved in catching a large fish.
  • "Something Strange About Marci" - An unseen narrator investigates a strange girl named Marci who seems to be following them and their friends.
  • "The Ghost Sitter" - Two boys learn about a ghost that haunts the house next door to them.
  • "Fun With Spelling" - A girl tries to get revenge on a mean classmate using a book of spells given to her by her aunt.
  • "Matt's Lunch Box" - A boy receives a new lunch box that contains strange inhabitants that want to be fed.
  • "Stuck in 1957" - A girl puts on some glasses that transport her to 1957.
  • "Mirror Mirror on the Wall" - A beautiful girl named Bonnie discovers that the reflection in her mirror is alive.
  • "What's Cooking?" - Two kids learn the legend of a lunch lady called Chop Suey and accidentally summon her ghost.

Ghostwriters[]

The story "Fun With Spelling" was ghostwritten by author Carolyn Crimi, an author who also ghostwrote two books in the Ghosts of Fear Street series.[1] It is currently unknown if any other stories from this book were ghostwritten.

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