Based on R.L. Stine's iconic book series of the same name, the adaptation is just as scary now as it was when it was dominating the fall months almost 30 years ago.

There are a total of 62 Goosebumps books in the original series, but there are also a few spin-off books that add to the collection. Most of the books in our list are from the original series, but ...

R.L. Stine is revising his popular Goosebumps books series and making edits to the published work with a more inclusive language. The move from Scholastic comes after Penguin hired sensitivity ...

Goosebumps, the horror franchise from the classic books by R.L. Stine, is still burned in readers’ memories. Some stand out as the best of the series.

"Hold the fight and fun of the Scholastic book series in your hands! With the officially licensed Goosebumps 5" Action Figure Collection! Each figure comes with 1 of 5 Build-a-Bonehead pieces.

UPDATE, Mon. March 6: R.L. Stine is reacting on social media to reports Goosebumps is being edited with more inclusive language. “The stories aren’t true. I’ve never changed a word in ...

R.L. Stine, the author of the beloved “Goosebumps” series, praised the new installment, “Goosebumps: The Vanishing,” as being really scary and predicted that “people are going to love it.” ...

His “Goosebumps” books for younger children came later, with the first of the series published in 1992 by Scholastic Books, which initially signed Stine for a six-book deal.

Goosebumps author reveals which book in the series is ‘really bad’ Netflix is releasing an adaptation of R.L. Stine’s 1992 book ‘Fear Street: The Prom Queen’ ...

The 81-year-old author talked to TheWrap about why people love horror so much and joked that he’s going to be writing the book series 30 years from now, when he’s 112, since he just signed on ...

R.L. Stine is revising his popular Goosebumps books series and making edits to the published work with a more inclusive language. The move from Scholastic comes after Penguin hired sensitivity ...

R.L. Stine is revising his popular Goosebumps books series and making edits to the published work with a more inclusive language. The move from Scholastic comes after Penguin hired sensitivity readers ...