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Into the Pit

Into the Pit

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  • Author：Scott Cawthon
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Summary

Five Nights at Freddy's fans won't want to miss this pulse-pounding collection of three novella-length tales that will keep even the bravest player up at night 。 。 。

What do you wish for most？ It's a question that Oswald， Sarah， and Millie think they know the answer to。 Oswald wishes his summer wasn't so boring， Sarah wishes to be beautiful， and Millie wishes she could just disappear from the face of the earth。 But in the twisted world of Five Nights at Freddy's， their hearts' deepest desires have an unexpected cost。In this volume， Five Nights at Freddy's creator Scott Cawthon spins three sinister novella-length stories from different corners of his series' canon， featuring cover art from fan-favorite artist LadyFiszi。 Readers beware: This collection of terrifying tales is enough to unsettle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans。

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Reviews

Al Pagnotta ，

ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT！This book is a compilation of three short stories each set somewhere in the Five Nights at Freddy's canon。 Each centers on a child that feels dissatisfied in some section of their life， and how tangling themselves with Animatronics and pizzerias gets them exactly what they want， but maybe not in the way they expect and sometimes with a prince higher then they're willing to pay。 The first story， Into the Pit was a bit of a let down， and I expected a lot more about the actual B ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT！This book is a compilation of three short stories each set somewhere in the Five Nights at Freddy's canon。 Each centers on a child that feels dissatisfied in some section of their life， and how tangling themselves with Animatronics and pizzerias gets them exactly what they want， but maybe not in the way they expect and sometimes with a prince higher then they're willing to pay。 The first story， Into the Pit was a bit of a let down， and I expected a lot more about the actual Bite of 87' or 83' as that's what I thought it was about？ However it wasn't， though it was still pretty good and I really enjoyed it。 I've always love Circus baby， so the second story， to be beautiful， was really really good to me。 It was a lot darker than the first， and it held a very deep message aside from the whole don't trust an animatronic thing that you get from the whole fnaf universe。 The final story however， definitely was the best。 It was told beautifully， it had dark tones that were weighted neatly with the light ones。 The foreshadowing was incredible， but also just the set up that made you long for good when you could so blatantly see the bad。 Millie is a character I was aware of prior because she was said to posses FT Freddy in some area of canon， and I love this story just for that！All in all， if you love fnaf， read these books。 If you don't but you like scary stories， things with sad or bad endings， deep meanings， and quick reads。 Still read it。 。。。more

Jorge ，

This is an entertaining book because it is a thriller with also having occasional humor and the three short story's all have a deeper meaning meaning then what you read。 The book itself is enough length to keep you reading for about a day or two and the more you read the more you want to know what happens next。 Overall this is a great book。 This is an entertaining book because it is a thriller with also having occasional humor and the three short story's all have a deeper meaning meaning then what you read。 The book itself is enough length to keep you reading for about a day or two and the more you read the more you want to know what happens next。 Overall this is a great book。 。。。more

Marlies ，

The stories in the book are filled with many mysteries that are connected to the FNaF loure and franchiseAnd the stories have the most amazing building up to the rising action and to the climax from the books I have read and completed and remembered how the story plot goes。

Devon ，

Idk what's up with my app， I think its forcing a one star， but pretty decent book， recommended to me by my niece 4/5 stars Idk what's up with my app， I think its forcing a one star， but pretty decent book， recommended to me by my niece 4/5 stars 。。。more

Bronwyn Redditt ，

Back into the Fazbear universe we go！ These novellas hold all the atmosphere of the games and books， however these are fresh takes， bringing you situations you've never seen。 If you love Five Nights At Freddy's or Scott Cawthon's creepy and creative mind， I recommend diving into these frights。。。 I'm sure you'll make it out it one piece。。。 Hopefully。 Back into the Fazbear universe we go！ These novellas hold all the atmosphere of the games and books， however these are fresh takes， bringing you situations you've never seen。 If you love Five Nights At Freddy's or Scott Cawthon's creepy and creative mind， I recommend diving into these frights。。。 I'm sure you'll make it out it one piece。。。 Hopefully。 。。。more

Lizzy Poppele ，

Another good book in the Fazbear Frights series。 I liked all three stories。

Joey ，

I loved it

Reader ，

3。5

Josie ，

Sweet Jeebus， that was dark。 I mean， obviously， but damn。

MK Frisby ，

i love these spooky little mini stories， fnaf lore is wild

Sophia E Rider ，

Into the Pit is a children's horror anthology based within the Five Nights at Freddy's universe。 In the first of three stories （Into the Pit）， a young boy， Oswald， is stuck in his dilapidated home town over his summer vacation， with nowhere to go everyday but the library and an old run down pizza place called Jeff's Pizza。 Fed up with how boring it is， Oswald decides to sneak into the cautioned off， old ball pit at Jeff's Pizza and gets transported back in time to the previously named Freddy Faz Into the Pit is a children's horror anthology based within the Five Nights at Freddy's universe。 In the first of three stories （Into the Pit）， a young boy， Oswald， is stuck in his dilapidated home town over his summer vacation， with nowhere to go everyday but the library and an old run down pizza place called Jeff's Pizza。 Fed up with how boring it is， Oswald decides to sneak into the cautioned off， old ball pit at Jeff's Pizza and gets transported back in time to the previously named Freddy Fazbear's Pizza。 The second story （To Be Beautiful） tells the tale of a young girl named Sarah who's only desire is to be beautiful， despite the insistence of everyone around her that she already is。 After school one day， Sarah finds and rescues a mysterious robot-like doll that offers to grant her wish and make her beautiful。 And the final story in the anthology （Count the Ways） is about a young girl named Millie who believes that her life is miserable and that the people in it only exacerbate that misery。 The story details the events in Millie's life that lead her to wind up inside of a murderous animatronic。I genuinely enjoyed this book， but while I did rate it four stars， I actually think it is more fair to judge each story on their own merits。 My least favorite story of the bunch was To Be Beautiful， mostly because it felt a bit anticlimactic and the protagonist was incredibly unlikable。 But it was also the story that just irritated me the most， simply because Sarah was far too trusting of Eleanor （the robot doll）。 Aside from that it was also the one that felt like it had the most unexplained plot points （like the fact that （view spoiler）[Sarah's mom and friends didn't notice that she looked different despite both of them remarking on the fact that she looked different in other instances （hide spoiler）]）。 I enjoyed Into the Pit as a story， but overall it felt pretty basic to me。 And maybe it's because I genuinely understand what it is like to live in a run-down town with nothing to do and no money to spend， but I found Oswald to be the most bearable of all of the protagonists。 However， the ending really irritated me because it felt just so convenient。 （view spoiler）[The fact that Oswald miraculously managed to knock the golden rabbit into the netting of the ball pit and suffocate him was just too much of a stretch。 （hide spoiler）] Other than that， and the fact that having a time traveling ball pit feels a bit like jumping the shark， I didn't really have any problems with it and found it to be a fun and creepy story。 My favorite story was definitely Count the Ways and if this story were by itself I would've given this book five stars。 Millie， in her "I'm not like other girls" glory， was definitely an unbearable protagonist， but at least this time there was a reason for that。 I also genuinely loved her grandfather （overall I pretty much loved all of the guardians in this book） and felt especially sad for him that Millie treated him so poorly over the course of the book。 The middle did feel a bit like it was rambling， but I don't think that it was unnecessary， just maybe should have been condensed a bit， but the sections of the book that weren't a flashback were by far the most interesting parts and they were genuinely horrific to read。 I think that the ending of the story was also done very well and felt incomplete and eerie in the best way possible。 （view spoiler）[The fact that it was ambiguous as to weather or not Millie died only made the final scene with her grandfather all the more intense。 （hide spoiler）] So it was definitely the best of the three and really hammered home the themes of the story better than the others。Overall， I think that this book incorporated the most interesting an fun parts of the Five Nights series into its pages in a mostly satisfying way and I had a great time reading it。 It really isn't meant to be the scariest thing out there， but even still there is some legitimately horrific stuff in this book， though even if it doesn't scare you， the stories themselves are still emotionally charged and enjoyable reads that don't take much time at all to finish。 So if you are a fan of the Five Night's series， I suggest that you pick this book up， even if just to have more things about the lore to theorize on。 。。。more

SE Martens ，

This is a bind-up of three novellas， each featuring different characters and all more-or-less tied into the FNaF universe。 These are written for a younger audience than the first trilogy of tie-in novels， more of a middle grade age-range。 They are very much like Goosebumps but FNaF-style - which is a great idea！Into the Pit - Oswald is having a boring summer vacation。 He has lunch everyday at a run-down place called Jeff's Pizza。 The reader will quickly pick up on the fact that Jeff's Pizza used This is a bind-up of three novellas， each featuring different characters and all more-or-less tied into the FNaF universe。 These are written for a younger audience than the first trilogy of tie-in novels， more of a middle grade age-range。 They are very much like Goosebumps but FNaF-style - which is a great idea！Into the Pit - Oswald is having a boring summer vacation。 He has lunch everyday at a run-down place called Jeff's Pizza。 The reader will quickly pick up on the fact that Jeff's Pizza used to be Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria - which doesn't really work with the other novels， because they built a mall around it， but whatever。 This story involves time travel to the 1980s via magical ball pit。To Be Beautiful - Sarah is obsessed with the idea that she needs to change her appearance to be beautiful。 She has pictures of models all over her walls and dreams about being able to afford expensive cosmetics and even surgery。 One day she finds a strange robot girl tossed into the scrap yard。 The robot is taller than she is and when switched on she offers to grant Sarah's wish， but at what cost？Count the Ways - Millie is a baby goth who loves Victorian mourning jewelry and Edgar Alan Poe。 I enjoyed her character quite a lot and seeing her discover HP Lovecraft and Shirley Jackson and decide she wants to be a librarian when she grows up。 Of course， I related！ But after her feelings are hurt at school， a sulking Millie comes across a Funtime Freddy animatronic stashed away in her Grandpa's workshop。 She decides to hide inside of it's cavernous chest 。 。 。 and obviously that's a mistake。I liked the book。 These are fun little stories。 They didn't exactly "wow" me， but then， I'm not the target audience。 I think kids who are into horror would really enjoy them and find them quite scary。 。。。more

eme ，

3。5That was actually better than I expected tbh （even tho I’ve heard that these are better than the main saga， the opinions about the saga are so abismal that I was kinda scared， but I was actually pleasantly surprised）。 It kinda felt like reading Goosebumps again， I can see these books becoming big in the middle grade horror genre。Into the pit （3 stars）This was the one that felt very fnafy。 It connected well with the lore of the games （the whole afton getting into the bunny suit and being creep 3。5That was actually better than I expected tbh （even tho I’ve heard that these are better than the main saga， the opinions about the saga are so abismal that I was kinda scared， but I was actually pleasantly surprised）。 It kinda felt like reading Goosebumps again， I can see these books becoming big in the middle grade horror genre。Into the pit （3 stars）This was the one that felt very fnafy。 It connected well with the lore of the games （the whole afton getting into the bunny suit and being creepy） but was it’s own story at the same time。 Not bad， but not the best either （and also the whole time traveling ball pit was kinda hilarious， and I would have liked it if the kid he befriends in the past was his father， although he might have been a victim maybe？）To be beautiful （3。5 stars）This one was。。。 kinda better？？ But it also really showed that it was written by a man。 Idk， the whole self-negative thinking about being ugly was putting me off a bit， and it ended up being such a sad story in the end。 Idk， kinda confused about how I feel about this story。Count the ways （3。5 stars）This one was the saddest one by far。 The ending was so heartbreaking （no spoilers， I promise）。 But I kinda didn’t like the whole girls judging other girls just because they like being pretty （I guess we’re back at the whole I’m not like the other girls trope huh？） Its the kind of negativity we don’t need to keep in seeing in media （again， it really felt like it was written by a man， especially when you think about the difference in themes in Into the pit vs the other two stories， it makes you think， doesn’t it？）。 。。。more

Tzvi ，

I’ve been a big fan of the lore of fnaf for a while now， so I’ve always been interested to see what the books had to offer。 I’m not sure if these are “canon” because some things I know about the actual series and then this don’t really add up。 I think of these stories kind of like a kids twilight zone。 The writing is Amateurish but not unenjoyable especially if you just really like fnaf。 Which I do。 I’ll do a story by story review。Into the PitI really enjoyed the atmosphere of this story， time t I’ve been a big fan of the lore of fnaf for a while now， so I’ve always been interested to see what the books had to offer。 I’m not sure if these are “canon” because some things I know about the actual series and then this don’t really add up。 I think of these stories kind of like a kids twilight zone。 The writing is Amateurish but not unenjoyable especially if you just really like fnaf。 Which I do。 I’ll do a story by story review。Into the PitI really enjoyed the atmosphere of this story， time travel has always been my thing。 I’m not sure how I feel about the inclusion of springtrap or even what they did with him because again story wise it doesn’t really fit in with what I know about the og story of fnaf。 But it was an interesting experiment。 It was probably however the least “scary” of the stories。To Be Beautiful This was probably my least favorite story because it was a very typical one。 No surprises here folks however you think this is gonna go it’s going。 I appreciate it having a true horror downer ending though。 Let me count the waysThis was my favorite story， mostly because it featured one of my favorite animatronics， Funtime Freddy from sister location。 He’s a hoot。 An affable murderous antagonist。 I appreciated the non linear storyline， and felt the ending was actually really good。 I would have appreciated the character realizing her mistakes more organically however， the way they wrote it was a little clumsy。 I listened to this on audio book and plan on doing the same with the rest of the series。 Really I just think of them as little twilight zone episodes featuring the fnaf characters。 Even within the franchise I don’t understand all of the animatronic possessions and this one particularly the last story got me thinking about it but yknow again I had a good time。 These stories might scare middle graders but for everyone else they’ll just be checking them out if they’re fnaf fans and want some extra characterization。 。。。more

Ronald ，

I haven’t read this book yet but I ABSOLUTELY LOVED the others so I can only guess how amazing this book is going to be

Simon Baars ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Three fairy tales with a twisted edge。In the previous FNAF book trilogy， one central component was an optical-illusion disc， that can cause people to see a different thing than is actually there。 In that trilogy， it was mainly used to turn animatronics into people， which creates a very eery "among us" kind of threat。 This story， or rather stories， uses the same device in a clever way， that creates constant suspense as it gets the reader to question what is real and what is not。I think the storie Three fairy tales with a twisted edge。In the previous FNAF book trilogy， one central component was an optical-illusion disc， that can cause people to see a different thing than is actually there。 In that trilogy， it was mainly used to turn animatronics into people， which creates a very eery "among us" kind of threat。 This story， or rather stories， uses the same device in a clever way， that creates constant suspense as it gets the reader to question what is real and what is not。I think the stories are executed quite well。 In the first story， we follow a boy who is alone in the vacation period， spending most of his time in the library。 Although he's not always so grateful to his parents， overall I felt empathic towards him and wanted him to succeed。 He found friends， but then everything turned for the better， and eventually， he saved the day and there was a happy ending。 As a reader， I felt glad for him， and he even appeared more grateful towards his parents， which was a nice "lesson learned"。In the second story， we follow a girl called Sarah。 She's extremely shallow， but the story is still very engaging。 Although， I didn't feel the slightest bit empathic for her at any point in the story。 This one didn't have a happy ending， which I quite liked。 The ending was quite gruesome and twisted， which is something I like a lot about the FNAF books。The third story followed a goth character。 Although she is an extremely stereotypical character， the characters surrounding her are actually quite interesting。 I love her granddad， and her "temporary boyfriend" had quite good reasoning in their argument （although his obliviousness to the romantic implications felt fake， and him walking away from their conversation was childish）。 I loved Freddy's descriptions of the murder options。 The ending of this story was non-conclusive。 She planned to dodge the blade （sounded quite pointless to me， Freddy can just use any of the other murder methods instead）， but the story cut off when the blade hit， so it's not entirely clear whether she survived。All in all， I was quite engaged， and I love short story bundles like this。 The main characters were all quite stereotypical， but I wasn't too bothered by that， it actually gave the stories a nice "fairy-tale" quality。 。。。more

Lillian ，

I don't have anything negative to say， yet I have nothing positive to say either。 I read this because it was FNAF。 But it was okay。 I don't have anything negative to say， yet I have nothing positive to say either。 I read this because it was FNAF。 But it was okay。 。。。more

Aaron Menendez ，

its cool

Kayla ，

As a lover of the Goosbumps series as a kid， i really enjoyed these 3 short stories， though i do wish they were written to be a bit more suspenseful。 All three stories follow young kids going through everyday problems until they inevitably cross path with an abandoned animatronic whose intentions are quite deadly。 But the moments leading up to the scary parts are just a little too normal。 There was almost no building of suspense or atmosphere to actually feel like these books were scary， in comp As a lover of the Goosbumps series as a kid， i really enjoyed these 3 short stories， though i do wish they were written to be a bit more suspenseful。 All three stories follow young kids going through everyday problems until they inevitably cross path with an abandoned animatronic whose intentions are quite deadly。 But the moments leading up to the scary parts are just a little too normal。 There was almost no building of suspense or atmosphere to actually feel like these books were scary， in comparison to the Goosebumps books where every page makes you feel like something is lurking just around the corner。 That said， the scary moments that occur in these books are far darker and scarier than any R L Stone book ive read。 This series is amazing at creating a creepy story and creating a universe for it， and the plots for these stories were frankly unforgettable。 They were really unique and are what made me want to read this book in the first place。 If there were more build up of suspense and atmosphere in this book， it would be a book full of perfect horror stories。 。。。more

Brenton Coyle ，

I am a big fan of this game series。。。 I love the books so much， they give the same creepy vibe you get in the game and more！ I personally liked the third story the most and the second one second and the first one third。。。 I am so excited to read more of this series and happy that I have them！！！！

Celeste ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I had mild expectations for this book， my coworker recommended it to me so I decided to buy it。 This review is going to be split into three different sections for all three mini stories and a conclusion at the end。Into the pit: the atmosphere for this one was really good。 It managed to be unsettling in a way that made great world building and didn’t seem like it was trying too hard。 A lot of horror authors try so hard to make their world creepy that it isn’t anymore， but Scott and Elley made the I had mild expectations for this book， my coworker recommended it to me so I decided to buy it。 This review is going to be split into three different sections for all three mini stories and a conclusion at the end。Into the pit: the atmosphere for this one was really good。 It managed to be unsettling in a way that made great world building and didn’t seem like it was trying too hard。 A lot of horror authors try so hard to make their world creepy that it isn’t anymore， but Scott and Elley made the town our protagonist Oswald lives in feel the perfect balance of realistic and unsettling。 But things started to fall apart with the time traveling。 You see， Oswald goes to this pizza diner every day and one day he decided to hide in a closed off ball pit to prank his dad， but when he comes back up he’s in the 80s。 It sounds interesting but Oswald’s reaction to it is confusing and doesn’t feel real at all。 Anyway bla bla bla Oswald survives and has a happy ending yay。 To be beautiful: our protagonist， Sarah wants to be beautiful， she finds an old rundown animatronic and takes it home and cleans it up。 The doll， named Elanour comes to life and wants to grant her a wish in thanks。 Sarah wishes to be pretty。 Elanour slowly grants her this wish every day， but Sarah has to wear the necklace Elanour made for her and can never take it off。 Sarah is clearly mentally ill with the way she treats beauty and most definitely has body dysmorphia and an eating disorder of some kind。 My problem is that the story treats her problem like they’re ridiculous and silly and ungrateful。 And as someone with bdd myself it was really sad to see how they punished her character for her struggles。 Count the ways: the last story is about a goth girl named millie。 She’s ungrateful and the most rude representation of a teenage girl I’ve ever seen。 It seems the authors have never met a goth person before because she was painfully cliche。 She constantly talked about death and wanted to die， would tear down “basic girls，” she goes on rants about things like how Christmas is just a distraction to hide the pain and death of the world several times and it made me want to tear my own eyes out。 Not only that but she’s so painfully ungrateful and rude to everyone around her it was impossible to sympathise with her。 Conclusion: I don’t like the way they wrote the girls。 You may be thinking， but isn’t is so feminist of them to make two of the protagonists girls？ Not really。 Millie and Sarah are both punished for the things they wish for and are written to be horrible ungrateful people when Oswald’s wishes and problems are treated like they’re fair and valid。 Not only that it’s weird to me that Millie and Sarah are both punished for the things they want while Oswald is the only one who survives and has a happy ending。 He’s never taught to be more grateful or anything like what Millie and Sarah were told。 If the authors wanted to be seen as woke for having two female protagonists they should have written them to be likeable and not brutally murder them while Oswald and his ugly cowlick get off scot free。 。。。more

Rebecca Meier ，

First story was meh。 Second was pretty decent although the main character was annoying。 Third was definitely the best of the bunch。 Can't wait to start the next book soon。 I'm a FNaF fan and have all the books out as of now， just kept putting off reading them for some reason。 First story was meh。 Second was pretty decent although the main character was annoying。 Third was definitely the best of the bunch。 Can't wait to start the next book soon。 I'm a FNaF fan and have all the books out as of now， just kept putting off reading them for some reason。 。。。more

Sharon M ，

Excellent collection of three wicked and entertaining stories that all include a FNAF component and a life lesson to boot！

Addison Clark ，

It's a nice book to read if you know the stories of five nights at freddy's It's a nice book to read if you know the stories of five nights at freddy's 。。。more

Braeden McElhenie ，

Great。

Yusuf ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 so starting off this book is probably not cannon with the game series and is its own twisted little universe。there were three short stories names - into the pit - to be beautiful -count the way i give into the pit a 3 to be beautiful a 4 and i give count the way a 5 and heres why first of into the pit wasn’t particularly scary in a way of course having a big yellow murderous bunny that has a monotone grin on his face is quite terrifying but it lacked alot of the horror elements the rest of the t so starting off this book is probably not cannon with the game series and is its own twisted little universe。there were three short stories names - into the pit - to be beautiful -count the way i give into the pit a 3 to be beautiful a 4 and i give count the way a 5 and heres why first of into the pit wasn’t particularly scary in a way of course having a big yellow murderous bunny that has a monotone grin on his face is quite terrifying but it lacked alot of the horror elements the rest of the two stories had i really did like the build up though it was suspenseful and had me flipping pages in excitement the end part saved this story alot and as someone who grew up with fnaf i liked this alot the small nods to the lore were like a sigil of gratification to be beautiful had so much potential if it didnt dumb the characters down tremendously。 to be beautiful is something almost everyone wants but the way sarah desired it so desperately was inhumane， getting all the cons out of the way lets talk about the pro’s damn this had a good twist and one i did not expect the animatronic in this story named eleanor is i think a more slim version of baby the singing animatronic from the sister-location games。 i honestly thought this story would be more kindhearted or maybe have eleanor go on a murderour rampage but the truth behind her metamorphosis is gut-wrenching and something i really didnt see coming all the way from her losing after falling to the garage scene it had meon edge the whole time now best and also by far the scariest count the ways。 only criticism i could give it is sorta unrealistic portrayal of a goth character but it had real moments to now for the story gruesome and chilling from the moment of the first few sentences to the end it was something that i was scared to find out what happened next but i couldnt stop myself from finding out。 also a sister-location animatronic this time funtime freddy。 thinking about being stuck in the bears stomach is a nauseating feeling i hope never to experience this story was switching back and forth between her actions that led up to this point and what is happening right now and i liked that alot seeing what was cause and effect and the same time。 now this ending left me wondering and i think thats good since it is supposed to be an open ending we dont know in the end if she had died or escaped and the question if if is a really good one because it leaves room for a maybe sequel。i had the privilege to buy the box set which includes 1-4 i think that when im done i will definitely buy the rest that there is and since there are still new editions coming out i cant wait to read more of scott cawthon and his wonderful and terrifying stories 。。。more

Allisson ，

This book is not to scary and fun to read but if your a scared of horre book you should not read this。

Victor QM ，

2021 Popsugar Reading Challenge35。 A book in a different format than what you normally read （audiobook）So I read my first audiobook。 I listened to it。 It felt weird at the beginning but it is actually not that bad。 I´m really into the background story of Five Nights at Freddy´s but these tales were not my favorite。 The author found a way to create annoying characters in such a level that I was actually angry during most of audios。 I see what´s the reason behind but still didn´t like it。 The firt 2021 Popsugar Reading Challenge35。 A book in a different format than what you normally read （audiobook）So I read my first audiobook。 I listened to it。 It felt weird at the beginning but it is actually not that bad。 I´m really into the background story of Five Nights at Freddy´s but these tales were not my favorite。 The author found a way to create annoying characters in such a level that I was actually angry during most of audios。 I see what´s the reason behind but still didn´t like it。 The firt one was the better than the following others。 It felt more complex。I might try another audiobook in the future but it´s not my cup of tea。 。。。more

00WILLIAM 00FRANKLIN ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 i like the other better ther was more acson and one of them wa my favret cariteor 4 my fav

NAT ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Ok so。。。 Four stars。 I love Five Nights at Freddy’s。 I liked the stories， they were pretty good。 What I don’t like that the last two stories， they either end on cliffhangers or they just end in a way that makes me think “Omg what’s going to happen to her？”

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