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A review by booksbasilbabies
Into the Pit by Scott Cawthon, Elley Cooper
4.0
Did I…did I actually LIKE this book?
I’m genuinely surprised that I found myself enjoying the stories in this quick little read, the first of the Fazbear Frights series. I’ve watched all the Game Theory lore about these books, since I’m admittedly a pretty big fan of the FNAF universe and lore. I’ve resisted actually reading these books for some reason, but I found a few at the library and grabbed them.
Three short stories—Into the Pit, To Be Beautiful, and Count the Ways—all telling different FNAF related stories with a little blurb of another story right at the end. I read the whole book in less than a half hour, so it’s not any sort of literary gold mine. But the stories were good, chilling, and actually interesting.
I’m shocked I liked this book and I’ll be reading the rest.
I’m genuinely surprised that I found myself enjoying the stories in this quick little read, the first of the Fazbear Frights series. I’ve watched all the Game Theory lore about these books, since I’m admittedly a pretty big fan of the FNAF universe and lore. I’ve resisted actually reading these books for some reason, but I found a few at the library and grabbed them.
Three short stories—Into the Pit, To Be Beautiful, and Count the Ways—all telling different FNAF related stories with a little blurb of another story right at the end. I read the whole book in less than a half hour, so it’s not any sort of literary gold mine. But the stories were good, chilling, and actually interesting.
I’m shocked I liked this book and I’ll be reading the rest.