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[ravens-cove]

Fazbear Frights by Scott Cawthon (and various other authors)

Average Rating: ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤

Into the Pit

Fetch

1:35 A.M.

Step Closer

Bunny Call

Blackbird

The Cliffs

Gumdrop Angel

I haven't yet finished this series of Fazbear Frights from the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise but decided to review the ones I have read, and I (mostly) loved them, there was only one story I actively hated. Aimed at a younger audience, they are still excellent books for adults to read. Having never played FNAF I am slightly obsessed with it!

[william-ba]

Gotta be honest here man, despite how much the first two stories changes things I LOVED this graphic novel.

[steence]

i have every fnaf book

[robthepensioner]

Spring flowers on the cliffs at Blackpool, above the concrete, fake stone sea wall.

[shadowjokerao3]

I've just finished reading all 12 volumes of Fazbear Frights and would like to share my ranking list of favorite to leave favorite story

Fazbear Frights Ranking List

1: Count The Ways

2: Dance With Me

3: Fetch

4: Out Of Stock

5: The Breaking Wheel

6: Room For One More

7: Into The Pit

8: Blackbird

9: The Real Jake

10: Step Closer

11: Coming Home

12: You're The Band

13: 1:35am

14: Lonely Freddy

15: Jump For Tickets

16: The Cliffs

17: Pizza Kit

18: Friendly Face

19: To Be Beautiful

20: The Scoop

21: Bunny Call

22: The Puppet Carver

23: Find Player Two

24: The New Kid

25: He Told Me Everything

26: The Man in Room 1280

27: In The Flesh

28: Sea Bonnie's

29: Felix The Shark

30: Gumdrop Angel

31: Hide-and-Seek

32: What We Found

33: Prankster

34: Together Forever

35: Kids at Play

36: Sergio’s Lucky Day

[inabooknook]

The Cliffs by J. Courtney Sullivan

This book was so well done. It is a tale of women throughout time in a very small town on the water in Maine. The story begins with a woman named Jane, and we meet Jane through the lens of her infatuation with a house on a cliff in the little town where she lives. Through the vehicle of the house, we meet people from the recent past, distant past, and the future. The story discusses so many interesting topics - colonialism, feminism, women's burdens, and so much more. The characters were so richly written that I felt as though I truly knew them. Not especially a fast read, but an in-depth and beautiful tale that I was happy to stay with an read for as long as it took. I would HIGHLY recommend this book.

This ebook was provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.