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Bunny Call

Bunny Call

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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 FNAF player up at night。。。


From twisted toys to gut-wrenching games， this collection of terrifying tales is unsettling enough to mess with even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans。 In this volume， series creator Scott Cawthon spins three sinister novella-length stories from different corners of FNAF's canon。 Each story comes complete with accompanying artwork from a fan-favorite game artist to bring the horror to life in a whole new way。

Readers beware: In this startling world， desperate wishes have an unexpected cost， beautiful trinkets reveal appalling powers， and harmless pranks can go awry in ghastly ways。

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Reviews

MK Frisby ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 A man sure does give birth to a human infant sized spring trap that then cradles his head and calls him daddy

Hailey Spohrer ，

I liked the book a lot。 The story I liked most was the second one。 The part of the story that I like the most was at the end， Matt cut open his stomach， and Springtrap came out of him and he， stroked Matts's cheeks as he died， and called him Daddy。 I liked that part because it was like Matt had a baby Springtrap， and in Fnaf 6 Scrap Baby tells her Father （Scraptrap） that she will make him proud， here is what she says exactly， ¨I will make you proud Daddy！¨。 Scrap Baby doesn't know that her and h I liked the book a lot。 The story I liked most was the second one。 The part of the story that I like the most was at the end， Matt cut open his stomach， and Springtrap came out of him and he， stroked Matts's cheeks as he died， and called him Daddy。 I liked that part because it was like Matt had a baby Springtrap， and in Fnaf 6 Scrap Baby tells her Father （Scraptrap） that she will make him proud， here is what she says exactly， ¨I will make you proud Daddy！¨。 Scrap Baby doesn't know that her and her Father were together this whole time though。 。。。more

Amy Phelps ，

First two stories were interesting couldn’t get into the last one。

Gaultier Lvt ，

My favorite one so far 😍

Sierra ，

These story are interesting， the first one was really interesting to me even though it can be look over by the other two stories。I like the first one because it's like the first game was， but seen in a world prospection， rather than a video game with jump scares。 There also how fast the main character delves into fear and irrational sense that make me wonder more about why that happens and if its caused by something。 A theme we see in others but not as fast and prominent as it is in this one。The These story are interesting， the first one was really interesting to me even though it can be look over by the other two stories。I like the first one because it's like the first game was， but seen in a world prospection， rather than a video game with jump scares。 There also how fast the main character delves into fear and irrational sense that make me wonder more about why that happens and if its caused by something。 A theme we see in others but not as fast and prominent as it is in this one。The second story is really creepy and it ties well to the VR game。 Giving you an idea how that game was created or seen from outside eyes。The final story The Man in Room 1280 defiantly gets your mind turning on the implications and possible connections to all the books and games。 Specially if you've been following the mini-stories at the end of the book Stitchwraith。 It also makes me want to rearrange all the stories into a timeline， because a lot of them mention Fazbear Pizzeria as either currently active and open， or past tense with abandon buildings。 。。。more

James Big Cat ，

3。5* this set wasn't too badBunny Call; 2* - man and family go to summer camp and he's grouchy tries to play a prank only to have someone else show upsecond story; 4* - a VERY meta story with a main character you'll hate， this one and the last one definitely feel like they're important for the series canonThird story; 4* - this one seems important from a lore standpoint。。。a burn victim one his death bed's last request is to go to fazbear's distributional center。。。。 3。5* this set wasn't too badBunny Call; 2* - man and family go to summer camp and he's grouchy tries to play a prank only to have someone else show upsecond story; 4* - a VERY meta story with a main character you'll hate， this one and the last one definitely feel like they're important for the series canonThird story; 4* - this one seems important from a lore standpoint。。。a burn victim one his death bed's last request is to go to fazbear's distributional center。。。。 。。。more

Acacia Weber ，

So I HATED the first two stories in this one， but the last story was pretty good and the epilogue made me feel things

Christina Piper ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Faz bear frights are good books usually for kids who love goosebumps but want something a little more modern。 This book how ever I think could be just a little to graphic for a young audience。 Bunny callSo in this story it’s about a guy who goes to a summer camp with his family。 He is not very happy about going to where he complained the entire time。 So to get back out his family while he is signing up for the activities they want to do he decides to sign up for something called a bunny wake up Faz bear frights are good books usually for kids who love goosebumps but want something a little more modern。 This book how ever I think could be just a little to graphic for a young audience。 Bunny callSo in this story it’s about a guy who goes to a summer camp with his family。 He is not very happy about going to where he complained the entire time。 So to get back out his family while he is signing up for the activities they want to do he decides to sign up for something called a bunny wake up call thinking it would be funny because his whole family usually keeps him up because they snore super loud。 But as the day progresses he decides that it’s a bad idea so just before bed he decides he wants to try to tell the girl that he wants to cancel the bunny call。 But he isn’t able to cancel the bunny call because he can’t get a hold of anybody and when he finds the person he thinks is doing the bunny call he tells them to stop。 But they don’t， the story continues where he is trying to fight off the bunny call the whole night while trying to keep his family safe from them as well I won’t say anymore so I don’t spoil it。In the Flesh （friendly warning of graphic end and beginning small sections） This story is about a guy who is supposedly very attractive and very rich。 He is working on one of the new five nights at Freddy‘s games， what I think it’s a very cool and fun touch， starting spring trap。 As he is test playing the game he gets frustrated because spring trap is constantly able to kill him so he decides to make spring trap a personal home by keeping the game on and a loop that makes several days pass in a blink of an eye。 The next day when he gets to work he finds that spring trap has vanished from the game and he has no idea where he went just that spring trap started to get smart and just make clones of himself to kill。 As time goes by in the story the main character apparently gets very fat and bloated to where he is grotesque looking and is also very sick。 I will not spoil the ending but I will say that the ending for this story is extremely graphic so if you do not like graphic stories at all skip this one as the end is graphic。 The man in room 1280So this story was a really interesting one。 It is about a pastor who visit the hospital because one of the patients is it is in hospice， basically they are about to die but haven’t died yet。 He goes there to try to help the guy and when he gets into that he finds this absolute “abomination“ of a person because the entire body of this person is charred black to where they can almost see the entire intestinal track and other organs。 While the priest is disgusted by the guys looks and apparent smell he tries to argue with the nurses that are in that area of the hospital to tell him that he is evil because I have some thing they find in a brain scan。 The Priest doesn’t listen to them and goes on to try to communicate with a person and finds out that they want to go to fast bear entertainment distribution centers before he dies and so he goes on to try to get this done。 At the same time as the nurses decide that they are going to kill the man because I think he is really really evil。 But every time I try to kill him it doesn’t work and they are scared by this little kid and an alligator mask。 Even though this story was better than the last two it is extremely confusing。All in all this book wasn’t the best of the series and I’m hoping that the next one has even better stories。 。。。more

rams ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I know I’m not the targeted reader for these books but I’ve generally enjoyed almost all the previous ones in the series but this one was the worst yet。 The first was a little spooky but again， it’s not fun watching a dad kind of hate his family till it’s almost too late but the twist was okay。 The second story was the absolute worst。 Dude， what an absolute ass I’m glad springtrap pretty much killed him from the inside out。 The third one was probably my favorite of the three， it was interesting I know I’m not the targeted reader for these books but I’ve generally enjoyed almost all the previous ones in the series but this one was the worst yet。 The first was a little spooky but again， it’s not fun watching a dad kind of hate his family till it’s almost too late but the twist was okay。 The second story was the absolute worst。 Dude， what an absolute ass I’m glad springtrap pretty much killed him from the inside out。 The third one was probably my favorite of the three， it was interesting and eerie。 I did end up skipping through the last few pages though just because I wanted the book to be over。 。。。more

Ty Bailey ，

Although still a good read to pass the time， this was not one of my favorites in the series。"Bunny Call" was relatable and realistic as an exhausted/burned out parent， but it was another that dragged on at times。 It included a lot of suspense and honestly gave me 'Goosebumps' vibes with how the story was told and the level of nonsense at times （i。e。， "Why won't the character just [reasonable action] already？！"）， but it really didn't do much for me by the ending。There is a high creep-factor in th Although still a good read to pass the time， this was not one of my favorites in the series。"Bunny Call" was relatable and realistic as an exhausted/burned out parent， but it was another that dragged on at times。 It included a lot of suspense and honestly gave me 'Goosebumps' vibes with how the story was told and the level of nonsense at times （i。e。， "Why won't the character just [reasonable action] already？！"）， but it really didn't do much for me by the ending。There is a high creep-factor in the story "In the Flesh，" but the overall story wasn't particularly appealing。 The main character is incredibly unlikeable， but that's intentional in progressing the storyline。 The only significant aspect involved in the story ties into the current lore with Glitchtrap， but it was pretty straightforward， so not really a plot twist or overly exciting。"The Man in Room 1280" is where all of the stars in the rating for this book come from。 This story is some GREAT horror。 It reads like watching an amazing horror movie unfold， and the creepiness only escalates。 I cannot praise this story enough！ The imagery and content were absolutely fantastic， and I sincerely hope this gets animated or eventually included in one of the games somehow。 。。。more

seán ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Before I get into the review of Bunny Call I want to express that this is just my opinion of the book。 I'm not saying this is how you should feel about the book or that my feelings should match yours in anyway。 This is just how the book felt for me。Overall this book was very disappointing in my opinion。 This book is probably my least favorite out of all the Fazbear fights that have come out so far。 All together this book is a three stars for me almost a 2。5 which I will explain to you by explain Before I get into the review of Bunny Call I want to express that this is just my opinion of the book。 I'm not saying this is how you should feel about the book or that my feelings should match yours in anyway。 This is just how the book felt for me。Overall this book was very disappointing in my opinion。 This book is probably my least favorite out of all the Fazbear fights that have come out so far。 All together this book is a three stars for me almost a 2。5 which I will explain to you by explaining each short story。 Bunny call the first book of the series I felt dragged onto long in the beginning。 The reason it took me so long to finish this book is because the first story was not an interesting to me and I got bored very easily of the storyline。 Following Bobs prank on his family just wasn't something I was excited to read about or wanted to know。 The reason Bunny Call got a three stars for me is because of the ending chase scene when things start to get very tense。 If it wasn't for that scene this one short story would have gotten two stars from it just because I didn't really like the story altogether。 In The Flesh was something I was very excited for when I started reading it。 You have this very narcissistic God complex game developer that is messing with his game to cause the code harm。 I really did like In The Flesh until the very end of this story。 Spoiler alert the ending was disappointing。 In the beginning of In The Flesh we can see a game developer who's obsessed with murder and serial killers。 He wants to have this serial killer bunny Springtrap be very realistic to what a serial killer would be like。 I really thought we were going to have a story of Matt becoming a serial killer or being fascinated with Springtrap that he comes to be obsessed or something like that but instead we get the fact that he cuts open his stomach and Springtrap just so happens to be living inside of him。。。。 I can understand why they didn't go with the serial killer or murderer approach because of the lore of the games， but at the same time this ending just didn't feel like anything。 In fact the more and more I kept getting disappointed by each short story I was wondering why I even spent my money on it at all instead of just looking up a review， or a summary of the short story's。 So all together since I had so much hope for this book it almost landed a two stars but I decided to give it three。Which then leads us to our last story The Man in room 1280you're probably thinking to yourself "why did I keep going after I was disappointed with two of the short stories and there's only one left？" Well I really like the concept of the man in room 1280。 This story I didn't have much to hate I really liked Arthur the priest that just wanted to see good in everyone。 Mia the nurse who's just trying to do her job， and the staff who are a misunderstood by what they are doing because no one else understands but the people who have worked there。 However like the last story I love this story until the very end。。。 The ending stops on a cliffhanger that I have a feeling will never probably be finished since these are free short stories。 So as you can assume the Man in room 1280 also got a three stars。 this book in my opinion just wasn't as great as The originals which I can understand there's five books by now but at the same time these endings just didn't give me anything。 one thing I would say this book did right was the characters didn't feel very realistic to me。 Bob even though I didn't agree with fully everything he said could be a real life husband that feels tied down to his family where he can't do anything that he wants to do。 Mat thinking he's better than everyone and no one deserves him could be a real person。 Arthur the caring priest and trying to make sure everyone gets there dying wish。 Mia the struggling nurse trying to make it big in her department because she's very smart。 。。。more

Jacqueline Iris ，

Bunny Call:This story was fine。 I thought it was a little boring but it had a good amount of action and the ending was really good。 When I read the last line of the story， I slapped my hand over my mouth in shock。 I’m a little confused about a couple thing in the story but overall I think it was good。In the Flesh:Ok this story was awesome。 It was captivating， dark， and kept you going the whole way through。 I wasn’t bored for a second reading this story。 Yes， the main character was an absolute je Bunny Call:This story was fine。 I thought it was a little boring but it had a good amount of action and the ending was really good。 When I read the last line of the story， I slapped my hand over my mouth in shock。 I’m a little confused about a couple thing in the story but overall I think it was good。In the Flesh:Ok this story was awesome。 It was captivating， dark， and kept you going the whole way through。 I wasn’t bored for a second reading this story。 Yes， the main character was an absolute jerk， but I think if he were a likable character， the story would be way more disturbing。 Really good story。The Man in Room 1280:This story was kind of boring but it did a good job bringing William Afton into these books。 I thought the end was good and it tied right in with Ultimate Custom Night and Golden Freddy。 It also calls back to The New Kid with the curly black-haired kid in the suit。 It was pretty good overall。 。。。more

Melissa LaRiviere ，

Really enjoyed this book！ Even as an adult I greatly enjoyed it！ My son plays the games all the time and he got all the books for Christmas。 Since he talks about them all the time I decided to give them a try and I am not at all sorry that I did！ This series is not just for kids！ Adults could enjoy it as well。My son has a youtube playlist of all the songs that go along with these stories and he loves reading them while listening to the song that goes with it！

WaferBiscuits ，

Terribly grotesque at points， but I liked it。 I definitely seem to prefer the collections that feature adults as the leads

rebecca elgar ，

Love itDon’t know what to say really it’s astonishing gory but astonishing I love the home alone kind of vibes in the first one where he had to fight off the bad guy the second one with the spring trap crazy for the ending and the last one a demon that can’t die and then like explodes when going somewhere with tiny footprints going away from the dead body？ That’s crazy man

Charlie ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This book was AWESOME and I love FNAF so。。。。。 yeah ;） be prepared for death， and grossness， it’s awesome！

Elle Reads ，

Protagonists were gross and toxic。 First story was boring and far too exhaustive in irrelevant details for such a brief tale。

Paige Green ，

Disclaimer: I bought this book。 Support your authors and your indie game creators！Book: Bunny CallAuthor: Scott Cawthon， Elley Cooper， Andrea WaggenerBook Series: Five Nights at Freddy’s: Fazbear Frights Book 5Rating: 5/5Recommended For。。。: horror fans， FNAF fansPublication Date: September 1， 2020Genre: HorrorRecommended Age: 10+ （gore， slight violence， scary moments）Publisher: Scholastic Inc。Pages: 224Synopsis: From twisted toys to gut-wrenching games， this collection of terrifying tales is uns Disclaimer: I bought this book。 Support your authors and your indie game creators！Book: Bunny CallAuthor: Scott Cawthon， Elley Cooper， Andrea WaggenerBook Series: Five Nights at Freddy’s: Fazbear Frights Book 5Rating: 5/5Recommended For。。。: horror fans， FNAF fansPublication Date: September 1， 2020Genre: HorrorRecommended Age: 10+ （gore， slight violence， scary moments）Publisher: Scholastic Inc。Pages: 224Synopsis: From twisted toys to gut-wrenching games， this collection of terrifying tales is unsettling enough to mess with even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans。 In this volume， series creator Scott Cawthon spins three sinister novella-length stories from different corners of FNAF's canon。 Each story comes complete with accompanying artwork from a fan-favorite game artist to bring the horror to life in a whole new way。Readers beware: In this startling world， desperate wishes have an unexpected cost， beautiful trinkets reveal appalling powers， and harmless pranks can go awry in ghastly ways。Review: I’m so sad that this is the last book （until the next one releases next year） for now。 The FNAF books are so spooky and it’s getting me so excited for the next video game installment of the series。 I’m also loving the lore！ I am a lore hunter and I work very hard to understand the story behind the story。 The book had a great plot， the stories were cohesive and spooky， the characters were well developed， and the atmosphere of the book was scary。The only thing I disliked about the book is that the pacing was a bit too fast in two of the stories and there was a fatphobic comment in one of the stories。Verdict: I love this series！ 。。。more

Poetniknowit ，

This entry to the Fazbear's Frights series was much better than the last。 3 stories， all featuring adults as the narrators， decibel were creepy。 The 2nd 2 were surprisingly more gorey than expected！ The first tale， Bunny Call， was definitely nightmare fuel， with a pleasant little twist at the end。 The 2nd tale， In the Flesh， featured a truly obnoxious video game software designer who bit off more than he could chew while designing the newest FNAF video game。 While the story was a bit similar to This entry to the Fazbear's Frights series was much better than the last。 3 stories， all featuring adults as the narrators， decibel were creepy。 The 2nd 2 were surprisingly more gorey than expected！ The first tale， Bunny Call， was definitely nightmare fuel， with a pleasant little twist at the end。 The 2nd tale， In the Flesh， featured a truly obnoxious video game software designer who bit off more than he could chew while designing the newest FNAF video game。 While the story was a bit similar to the Ballora tale in one of the last books， it was gross and good enough lol。The last tale was a bit longer， and while I really enjoyed it， what is up with the super vague stories！？ Like I always say with FNAF books， ir any type of novel adapted from a beloved gaming canon， it's not enough to simply name drop Fazbear Entertainment， an animal mask， and feature a fragment of the story in a fnaf location！ We fans want LORE。 You hint at connection to these stories with the interludes that are on a blackened page， but there's no meaningful connection！ We want to know WHY these events are happening。 What is the meaning of it？ What is the motivation of a certain hooded figure， esp if it holds the consciousness of 2 others？ Come on， Cawthon。 If you're going to give rights to an author to write fiction within the canon of your universe HAVE IT MAKE SENSE。Your readers should find joy at being able to connect characters， places， events。 It's not enough to vaguely mention the fnaf fire- we want to know who lit the match。 It's not enough to introduce new animatronics and have then be evil simply bc they're created by Fazbear Entertainment。 We want the why of it all， something to make us feel further connected to the work。Please either put more thought into the next series， or an author who closely follows the lore and is familiar enough with it to do it justice for your fans！ 。。。more

Luis Sanchez ，

The first two stories aren't as scary， but the third and Stitchwraith stories surely do make up for it！！ The first two stories aren't as scary， but the third and Stitchwraith stories surely do make up for it！！ 。。。more

Mike ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I like the book I think the most interesting story was the 2nd and 3rd the 1$t one wasn't action packed and it became quite boring I think the 2nd story really sums up the action *Spoilers*In The Flesh（I'll skip some of the parts in the story）the 2nd story is about A game Dev called Mat he'$ making a Five Nights At Freddy's VR game called Springtrap'$ revenge everytime Mat plays the game he always get'$ caught by Springtrap and when Springtrap laughs Mat feels that Springtrap Is laughing at him I like the book I think the most interesting story was the 2nd and 3rd the 1$t one wasn't action packed and it became quite boring I think the 2nd story really sums up the action *Spoilers*In The Flesh（I'll skip some of the parts in the story）the 2nd story is about A game Dev called Mat he'$ making a Five Nights At Freddy's VR game called Springtrap'$ revenge everytime Mat plays the game he always get'$ caught by Springtrap and when Springtrap laughs Mat feels that Springtrap Is laughing at him After a lot of losing in his own VR game Mat gets angry and programs Springtrap to wonder around the maze forever the next day he plugs in the VR headset but can't find Springtrap he looks further and Finally Finds a large big green ear sticking out Mat gets closer and Finds Springtrap'$ body lying there dead he finds the Code and it reads out "it's a boy。exe" Over the next few days Mat'$ stomach becomes more bigger and bigger until he realizes that something is inside of him he cuts his own stomach with a knife and a Bloody Slimy Baby Springtrap the size of a new born comes out of the stomach Springtrap leaves Mat slowly loses blood and diesSo yeah dark but pretty interesting and unique from the other stories 。。。more

Descenciel ，

What I've read in other reviews holds true， the first of the three stories is lackluster and drags a lot。 I had trouble getting into it and was worried about not wanting to read the rest of the book。 Thankfully， the book picks up during the second story and flows nicely until the end。 The second and third stories are excellent。 I wanted the second story to be longer！ Overall， this is a great horror book。 Lots of scary stuff in here with a decent amount of gore。 What I've read in other reviews holds true， the first of the three stories is lackluster and drags a lot。 I had trouble getting into it and was worried about not wanting to read the rest of the book。 Thankfully， the book picks up during the second story and flows nicely until the end。 The second and third stories are excellent。 I wanted the second story to be longer！ Overall， this is a great horror book。 Lots of scary stuff in here with a decent amount of gore。 。。。more

Xander Connor ，

This book is an amazing book， and I absolutely love it， but the first story didn´t really connect to Five Nights at Freddy´s lore， but other than that this was a really interesting and good book。 The author did an awesome job connecting some normal life stories to FNAF。。。Well maybe not so normal。。。Maybe a life where you have no idea what danger you´re in。

Riverlily ，

It was everything a Fnaf fan would be expect it to be。 It is horrific and weird at the same time。 This whole series makes you think about the lore of the franchise as a whole。

GWW_Gaming_xd93 ，

4。5/5

mckenna ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ ，

Ugh。 Ugh。 UGHHHHH！This one is really tough to review for me because I noticed a definitive theme in the first two stories， and that was egotistical， toxic and mentally abusive men。 It was borderline uncomfortable and upsetting to me reading the first two thirds of this book。 Scott Cawthon must have been in some kind of mood when writing this book because the male protagonists that were presented to readers were miserable and vile people if I'm being quite honest。 But along with my two new least Ugh。 Ugh。 UGHHHHH！This one is really tough to review for me because I noticed a definitive theme in the first two stories， and that was egotistical， toxic and mentally abusive men。 It was borderline uncomfortable and upsetting to me reading the first two thirds of this book。 Scott Cawthon must have been in some kind of mood when writing this book because the male protagonists that were presented to readers were miserable and vile people if I'm being quite honest。 But along with my two new least favorite stories in this entire franchise comes only my second ever five star rating for a story in this series。So yes， this book was extremely difficult to rate， but let's break it down per story。Bunny Call: 1 star"How could he have signed up his family for such a cruel prank？ It was probably going to traumatize [his kids] for the rest of their lives。 What had he been thinking？"Bob， his wife Wanda and their three kids take a vacation to a summer camp to have a weekend full of fun activities and family bonding， but Bob has other ideas。 Feeling spiteful and resentful towards his family， Bob arranges a Bunny Call， a service the campsite offers to wake children up in the early morning hours with a man in a Ralpho costume， a giant fuzzy rabbit。 As the first day full of activities carries on all Bob has to look forward to is the Bunny Call and scaring his family， however， taking a step back and getting a new perspective on his family demands a change of heart and suddenly the Bunny Call seems like a horrible， nasty idea。 But you can't stop something that has already begun。Bunny Call was a major let down to me。 Bob is a dick， a horrible father and husband and honestly just a mean and vindictive person。 Readers having to be inside Bob's mind and hear about how he views his family physically made my heart ache and I quite honestly just hated every word of it。 Ralpho was not scary or threatening in any way and the way the story played out seemed incredibly strange and a bit of a scattered mess。 The literal only good part of this story was the last line， it sent a little shiver down my spine and I actually audibly let out one single laugh of disbelief in the middle of the crowded library where I was sitting， but besides that？ No。 No more toxic men please， Scott！ Thanks！In The Flesh: 1 star"The rabbit licked the blood from the knife's blade and laughed， its shoulders shaking。 But it didn't feel like the rabbit was just laughing at Matt's mortally wounded avatar。 It felt like the rabbit was laughing at Matt himself。"Matt is living his dream job as a video game developer on the new Five Nights at Freddy's VR horror game， but not is all as it seems in the world he has created。 The concept of the new game has players trying to find their way out of a maze while being hunted by the animatronic rabbit Springtrap， but as Matt is beta testing his own creation， his anger is spiraling out of control as Springtrap continuously beats him at his own game。 Feeling personally slighted， Matt decides to mess with the character and its code， but it isn't long before he realizes that was a terrible， horrible mistake。 MORE。 MEN。 WITH。 TOXIC。 ANGER。 ISSUES。 WHY？！I literally hated Matt as a character， and I actually can't comprehend how some people can read this story and don't see a problem with it？ Matt fat shames women， tells them to their face that they're ugly， yells and screams at his friends and co-workers and diminishes anybody who doesn't agree with him。 I mean a literal line from this story is， "Matt wasn't going to sit there and take this abuse from yet another delusional women" when a female he's on a date with tell him how she's uncomfortable。。。yeah f*ck that。 But besides all of that hot mess， this story was also weird。 Like really weird。 And not in a normal Scott-Cawthon-to-be-expected kind of weird。 Firstly， I didn't enjoy the sort of fourth wall break into the franchise thing that was going on but then like secondly， is anybody going to talk about the fact that （view spoiler）[this guy literally just got mpregged and gave birth to a animatronic bunny who calls him daddy （hide spoiler）] or what。。。。。。。？？？ Ahem yeah。。。。let's just move on from this one。 The Man in Room 1280: 5 stars"Lying there was the man Arthur had come to see。 Arthur stopped breathing。 This patient could not be called a prize。。。except perhaps in hell。"Father Blythe has been called to the hospice wing in Heracles Hospital to visit a man who he believes is preparing to die， but when he arrives he soon realizes that the situation is quite the opposite。 The man in room 1280 should be dead ten times over， but surprisingly， he isn't。 His body is charred beyond recognition， his eye sockets vacant and his mouth empty of teeth， his organs and veins visible through his nearly non-existent skin。 Something evil lurks inside this man that is keeping him alive， but he has one last wish for Father Blythe before he can finally let go。 This！ This is why this book was so hard for me to rate！ The Man in Room 1280 was the light at the end of the tunnel compared to the two prior stories， I was beginning to write off this entire edition as trash after two total flops in a row but then like a phoenix rising out of the ashes came my first five star rating on a Fazbear Frights story since Count the Ways in the first book。 I've been holding onto my five stars for stories that compare to how Count the Ways made me feel and how it truly haunted me and this one is definitely deserving。 The Man in Room 1280 is unlike any story Scott has given us so far and I loved everything about it。 We are in a new type of setting and in completely uncharted territory of horror。 This story had almost no connection to the FNaF lore for maybe the first half of it and I almost forgot I was reading a short story aimed towards a younger audience。 This tale was captivating and creepy and downright disgusting and I loved every moment of it。 And now we come to the black pages that contain the backbone of this series， the Stitchwraith。 One small snippet at a time this story is getting deeper and darker and I'm anxious to finally find out （in whatever weird Scott Cawthon-type way we'll get） this creature's full history revealed。 。。。more

Kenny ，

Fazbear Entertainment awaitsIt’s time to learn what’s been happening in between all the games this book ends springtrap and creates glitchtrap or what can be assumed to be glitchtrap also take care to note the mask of the little boy and the animatronics of security breach I think we’re in for a show

Tracy Dickens ，

It was a nice change to have adults being the main characters of the stories this time。 I feel like these stories are getting better each time。

mina ，

So， you are telling me I have to wait 2 months for the next one？ SCOTT CAWTHON DONT DO THIS TO ME。

Stefan Tomic ，

Good

Reference

google book https://www.google.com/search?tbm=bks&q=Bunny Call

hathitrust digital library https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/ls?q1=Bunny Call&field1=ocr&a=srchls&ft=ft&lmt=ft

The British Library https://bll01.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Bunny Call&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=Not_BL_Suppress&vid=44BL_INST:BLL01&lang=en&offset=0