When a new family moves into the abandoned house next door, she meets a boy named Danny – and quickly becomes sure that Danny is actually a ghost. All of her friends have gone away and no one is paying her any attention. Hannah isn’t having much fun on her summer holiday.
The Ghost Next Door | Original series #10 The Ghost Next Door What follows is a story of kidnapping, creepy dark tunnels, mummies, and the followers of an ancient Egyptian princess who are none too pleased to have had her pyramid violated.ģ. Ben takes him to the pyramids and tells him that there may have been an ancient curse uncovered by exploring the pyramid. Who doesn’t love a mummy story? That alone would make it one of the best Goosebumps books and Stine obviously agreed – he followed this one up with a sequel 18 books later.Īfter his parents have to leave their Christmas holiday in Egypt, Gabe is left with his Uncle Ben, a scientist investigating pyramids. The Curse Of The Mummy’s Tomb | Original series #5 The Curse Of The Mummy’s Tomb When Michael works out the clock’s secret and winds it back, he ends up back at his twelfth birthday, and that’s when things really start to go wrong.Ģ. She ruins Michael’s twelfth birthday by opening all of his presents, scratching his new bike and tripping him up when he’s carrying his cake.īut a few days later, Michael’s dad buys an old cuckoo clock that allegedly used to belong to a sorcerer, and can make people go back in time. She likes nothing less than getting him into trouble and making his life a misery. Michael Webster calls his little sister Tara the Terrible. The Cuckoo Clock Of Doom | Original series #28 The Cuckoo Clock Of Doom The Scarecrow Walks At Midnight | Original series #20ġ. Phantom Of The Auditorium | Original series #24 One Day At HorrorLand | Original series #16 Night Of The Living Dummy | Original series #7 The Haunted Car | Goosebumps Series 2000 #21 The Ghost Next Door | Original series #10
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