A Night in Terror Tower

by R.L. Stine
A Night in Terror Tower cover
Good Books rating 3.5
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  • ID: 11206
  • Added: 2026-03-04
  • Updated: 2026-03-04
  • ISBN: 9780545294645
  • Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
  • Published: 2011-08-01
  • Reviews: 3

Sue and her brother, Eddie, are on a tour of London when they get separated from their group. Stranded in an old, gloomy prison tower, they must navigate the eerie surroundings and strange noises. As night falls, they encounter a dark figure who seems to want them dead. The siblings must use their wits to survive the terrifying night in the tower. This classic Goosebumps story is part of the Disney+ series, offering a thrilling adventure that will keep young readers on the edge of their seats. The book is known for its suspenseful plot and spooky atmosphere, making it a favorite among fans of the series.

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The StoryGraph · teapup · 2026-03-04
intriguing 3.50

The medieval setting changes are fun, and there's a great scene where the kids question their sanity.

This reviewer enjoyed the medieval setting changes and found them fun. They particularly liked the scene where the kids are legitimately concerned that they might be losing their minds. This added a layer of intrigue and made the book more engaging. However, they felt the title and cover promised more than the book delivered.

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    The medieval setting changes are fun.

    There's an excellent scene where the kids are legitimately concerned that maybe they're losing their minds.

The StoryGraph · 2026-03-04
fun 3.00

The book is fun and had some spooky moments, particularly with the characters losing their memories.

This reader enjoyed the book and found it entertaining. The plot was engaging, and the scenes where the characters lose their memories were particularly spooky. They had a good time reading it, but it might not be the scariest Goosebumps book out there.

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    This was fun.

    I loved the plot and some of it (mainly the characters losing their memories and forgetting things) had me a bit spooked.

Reading with My Eyes · 2022-05-21
thrilling 4.00

The scares and creepiness were well-executed, creating a sense of horror with the uncertainty of what was happening.

This reviewer found the scares and creepiness in the book to be particularly effective. The horror of not knowing what was going on added to the overall atmosphere. They appreciated the way the book kept them on edge, making it a thrilling read.

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    The scares and creepiness worked really well.

    The horror of not knowing what was going on.

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