have you read Goosebumps?

[raildogg]

Originally posted by: FredFredrickson
rented, ha ha...

But yeah, I read them too, pretty good books, for the time. Mr. Stine must have been writing non-stop for a while... Those books came out like every week!

over 130 or so have been made

including the Goosebump 2000 series i think

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: BigJ

Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I haven't read those books in years and years... but yes, I used to read them when I was younger. I enjoyed them, though not nearly as much as I enjoyed the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew. :-\

Oooo how about the Boxcar Children? I remember reading all of them too.

I can't believe I forgot about the Boxcar Children... they were good too

 

[Rip the Jacker]

I remember there was a boxcar children series ; but I don't remember what they were about ~

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I enjoyed them, though not nearly as much as I enjoyed the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew. :-\

Do you have an inquisitive temperment and two good friends?



I used to read Hardy Boys, too. ALWAYS about poachers...

its smugglers I thought.... at least thats what the SIMPSONS told me

Homer: Im reading these books, this ones about smugglers
Bart: Dad, they're all about smugglers....
Homer: No no, not this one, "The Smugglers of Pirates Cove"

Gah, that's it!

word, night all!

I was gonna say.... poachers?

Smugglers is more like it

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: ItmPls
I remember there was a boxcar children series ; but I don't remember what they were about ~

Stolen from: Amazon.com
Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny, four orphaned brothers and sisters, suddenly appear in a small town. No one knows who these young wanderers are or where they have come from. Frightened to live with a grandfather they have never met, the children make a home for themselves in an abandoned red boxcar they discover in the woods. Henry, the oldest, goes to town to earn money and buy food and supplies.

The kids eventually team up with their grandfather, find that he's a nice and charming old man, and they have many adventures and solve many mysteries.

 

[raildogg]

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[bradruth]

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I enjoyed them, though not nearly as much as I enjoyed the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew. :-\

Do you have an inquisitive temperment and two good friends?



I used to read Hardy Boys, too. ALWAYS about poachers...

its smugglers I thought.... at least thats what the SIMPSONS told me

Homer: Im reading these books, this ones about smugglers
Bart: Dad, they're all about smugglers....
Homer: No no, not this one, "The Smugglers of Pirates Cove"

Gah, that's it!

word, night all!

I was gonna say.... poachers?

Smugglers is more like it

I know I've read at least one Hardy boys novel that dealt with poachers.

 

[Paulson]

I still have a whole bunch of Goosebumps books...

and I remember reading the boxcar children books... man those were the days!

 

[crab]

I read a bunch of those when I was a kid...Boxcar Children too.

 

[Shawn]

yea, used to read goosebumps all the time. I think my mom gave all my old books to the goodwill though.

 

[PoPPeR]

fvck yeah. goosebumps were fvcking awesome

 

[SynthDude2001]

I remember all the titles that have been mentioned in this thread. I was addicted to the series about ten years ago.

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: ItmPls
I remember there was a boxcar children series ; but I don't remember what they were about ~

Stolen from: Amazon.com
Henry, Jessie, Violet and Benny, four orphaned brothers and sisters, suddenly appear in a small town. No one knows who these young wanderers are or where they have come from. Frightened to live with a grandfather they have never met, the children make a home for themselves in an abandoned red boxcar they discover in the woods. Henry, the oldest, goes to town to earn money and buy food and supplies.

The kids eventually team up with their grandfather, find that he's a nice and charming old man, and they have many adventures and solve many mysteries.

That and Goosebumps were my all time favorites... I told my little cousin who was like 5 at the time one of the stories from Goosebumps during his birthday party. Scared him sh!tless and couldnt fall asleep. I felt bad about it after, considering he ended up crying (keep in mind he was little at the time), but it was meant in good fun.

 

[lavagirl669]

yes, but Lord of the Rings was better

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: GeekDrew

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: digitalsnare

Originally posted by: bradruth

Originally posted by: GeekDrew
I enjoyed them, though not nearly as much as I enjoyed the Hardy Boys or Nancy Drew. :-\

Do you have an inquisitive temperment and two good friends?



I used to read Hardy Boys, too. ALWAYS about poachers...

its smugglers I thought.... at least thats what the SIMPSONS told me

Homer: Im reading these books, this ones about smugglers
Bart: Dad, they're all about smugglers....
Homer: No no, not this one, "The Smugglers of Pirates Cove"

Gah, that's it!

word, night all!

I was gonna say.... poachers?

Smugglers is more like it

I know I've read at least one Hardy boys novel that dealt with poachers.

You probably have, and I probably just can't remember it

I do remember smugglers, though. Quite a bit about smuggling, counterfitting (sp?), etc.

 

[Shawn]

I forgot....... I actually met the guy. He came into my middle school long ago and talked about some new series he had. Don't think it ever took off. He was definitely a weird guy....