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Horror · 1996 · G

Vampire Breath

by Robert Lawrence Stine

He found a bottle in his basement labeled Vampire Breath. He opened it.

ForAll agesGenreHorrorLength118 pagesRead time~2.5 hours

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Violence

None

No violence; vampire-adjacent spookiness

Language

None

No strong language

Sexual Content

None

No sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

Barely any

Mild; the Goosebumps brand of creepy-funny

What this book is about

Goosebumps follows Freddy as a mysterious bottle in his basement releases something ancient and dangerous. Stine builds his monster with the mixture of comedy and creepiness that makes Goosebumps so effective — the horror is real enough to be fun and never so real as to be genuinely frightening.

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