Goosebumps Slappyworld Series 1 to 6 Collection Set by R.L. Stine - Children's Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. Slappy Birthday to You. Attack of the Jack!. I Am Slappy's Evil Twin. Please Do Not Feed the Weirdo. Escape from Shudder Mansion. The Ghost of Slappy. Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780702306167. Publisher: Scholastic. Age Range: 8-12 years. Overview. Step into Slappyworld with this brand-new Goosebumps Slappyworld Series 1 to 6 Collection Set by R.L. Stine. Six spine-tingling paperback adventures follow the wickedly funny ventriloquist dummy Slappy as he terrorises unsuspecting kids across six wildly different, laugh-out-loud scary stories. Perfect for reluctant readers, horror fans, and anyone who loves a good scream, this collection is a fantastic gift or classroom addition for young Goosebumps fans aged 8 to 12.. About the Books. The Slappyworld series puts a fresh spin on classic Goosebumps horror by making the infamous dummy Slappy the narrator of his own eerie universe. In Slappy Birthday to You, Ian Barker's twelfth birthday spirals into chaos when his cousins and a mysterious gift bring Slappy's mischief to life. Attack of the Jack! sees siblings Devin and Violet discover that Uncle Jack's seaside collection of nautical curiosities is far from ordinary when the sea's secrets awaken. In I Am Slappy's Evil Twin, Luke Harrison's horror-obsessed father brings home two ventriloquist dummies — and one of them is definitely not friendly. Please Do Not Feed the Weirdo takes Robby and Karla to a carnival where the sideshows hide something far creepier than expected. Escape from Shudder Mansion traps twins Riley and Scarlett in a haunted house during a school documentary project gone terrifyingly wrong. Finally, The Ghost of Slappy brings the dummy back as a ghost, narrating his own hair-raising return. Each book is a standalone story, so young readers can dive in anywhere, making this set ideal for building reading confidence while enjoying R.L. Stine's trademark blend of humour and horror. Illustrated with Tim Jacobus's insta