GOOSEBUMPS: The Girl Who Cried Monster | R.L. Stine (Audiobook)

[@SnugTales]

👣 TIMESTAMPS 00:00:00 INTRO 00:00:42 Chapter 1 00:10:01 Chapter 2 00:17:09 Chapter 3 00:26:43 Chapter 4 00:32:12 Chapter 5 00:36:24 Chapter 6 00:43:41 Chapter 7 00:55:02 Chapter 8 01:02:00 Chapter 9 01:08:26 Chapter 10 01:11:31 Chapter 11 01:18:28 Chapter 12 01:21:05 Chapter 13 01:26:59 Chapter 14 01:33:03 Chapter 15 01:35:52 Chapter 16 01:45:27 Chapter 17 01:54:59 Chapter 18 01:59:07 Chapter 19 02:01:28 Chapter 20 02:06:54 Chapter 21 02:12:33 Chapter 22 02:15:04 Chapter 23 02:18:32 Chapter 24

[@zoidboy1569]

I think it would be good if there was titles next to them letting us know what’s going on

[@Ironman374]

I'm a 34 year old truck driver. I got nostalgic about a year ago and decided I wanted to read all 62 original Goosebumps books from my childhood. Being that I'm working and busy at home it makes it hard to be able to sit down and read each one. I got through the first 7 books pretty quickly through the wonders of youtube, but had to postpone the marathon since I couldn't find the 8th book anywhere online. Very much appreciative of this upload. Hope you do all original 62!

[@SnugTales]

Hi Rocky! Thank you so much for checking this out, I certainly shall be doing all the books, starting with the most requested ones on my list. I shall be putting the MP3 downloads up on Patreon too, if that sounds interesting to you too. The only one's that won't be available in MP3 form is the "Give Yourself Goosebumps" stories, for which I'll be only doing the one I've done due to them taking a lot more time. If the love is there, then maybe I'll do more of those down the line, but for now just sticking with the normal Goosebumps books. I'm so glad you're enjoying the audiobooks and that they really helped you on your audiobook journey! I was exactly the same with wanting to read all the books again from my childhood (Seems we are similar ages), which is why I started these with my favourite book "How I Learned To Fly". I hope you can join me on the adventures of the other books too! It seems I will be doing them out of order, but maybe after the requested books, then I shall do them in order. Thank you for listening, enjoying the content and indulging in your nostalgia!

[@SlashinatorZ]

Thanks for continuing this! There's alot of Rl Stine books that have never been read by an organic narrator.

[@SnugTales]

No problem! Thank you for listening and commenting! Do you know which ones may not have been done? I'd happily do them! I love doing the audiobooks

[@shadabonea]

‘ Camp Cold Lake ‘ is one that I don’t recall having an audiobook. I bring it up purely coz that’s also one I’ve meant to read for a first time.

[@Ri.becker]

I love your story telling!! I love goosebumps. I’m reading allllll the series !!

[@Toosick10]

This channel is fire we need more for sure 🔥

[@Open-6]

My God, this is a superb reading. The production and narration are so professional. ❤

[@slashbash1347]

Man, this is a professional-quality audiobook!

[@SnugTales]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@slashbash1347]

@@SnugTales Well, thank you for the audiobook! Your Mr. Mortman sounds like Salad Fingers.

[@LifeAfterDeathTube]

this is so amazing!!! please give us more!!! 💛💛💛

[@ConjureMaven]

I just want to say thank you so much!! All of the audiobooks officially released were really nice, but they stopped being made after awhile and I was left scouring the internet for more, but all there were seemed to be low quality robotic audiobooks.. You are a fantastic narrator! You encapsulated the exact emotion of each of the characters so well. The meaning behind this book is so brilliant, and I think this version of the story is much more to my liking than “the boy who cried wolf” hehe!

[@SnugTales]

You're so welcome! Yeah, I was the same in not finding many as it seems they had stopped being made at some point. Oh god, yeah those robotic ones are the worst! Aw wow, thank you so much! I really appreciate that. I took what I thought they would each be like and made sure to stick to their characteristics / voice style throughout, as it helps the listener to follow whats happening. Yes, definitely, same for me too. This one nails the creepy, unsettling feeling. I still need to work on more audiobooks, as I have so many more I'd like to do, but it's a little difficult as they take a long time to make 😅 Keep an eye out for more in the future!

[@ConjureMaven]

@@SnugTales I definitely will, and I shall be patient for the next one!! Thank you for replying by the way, I know you work really hard on your audiobooks so knowing you took the time to respond to me means a lot!!

[@RyanGMcKinney]

This was so well done! Incredible voice for audiobooks. Thank u! Keep em coming!

[@talben-tov5020]

Great reading! Made me feel for the poor monster getting hunted down by little kids

[@alds9729]

how i learned to fly was also my fav! so dope that you did that book first. looking forward to more of these!

[@brianseay8242]

Listening to the story is actually better than I remembered when I was a kid. First off, you have a great voice for this kind of thing and I look forward to more audiobooks from you. I love the tension and atmosphere that R.L. Stine builds not only in his description of the library, and the dark clouds hovering over the sun when Lucy's in the library watching Mr. Mortman change into a monster, but I also enjoy the questions that Lucy asks herself with her reaction to what she's seeing, doubting what she's seeing, and how to prove it all to her parents. While I like the big reveal in the end, I feel like it was a bit underwhelming because it swoops by so quick. All this tension and slow pacing that Stine magnificently builds all the way up to this "dinner" just to have it pass by so quickly makes the book a little uneven. And Lucy, at the beginning of the story, alludes to this "dinner" and we as readers look forward to Mr. Mortman at this dinner and how it will all come down. If hitting an exact word count was an issue, resulting in a fast-paced denouement, I think Stine should have cut Lucy's last trip to the library as the last one makes it a bit more repetitive than needed, even though repetition is expected in a "you got to believe me" plotline such as this. So instead of 4 trips to the library, 3 would have been sufficient. Even though I like the bit when she knocks over the card catalog and Mortman wildly picks it up (I wouldn't dream of ever taking this part out!), I think that scene could have moved over to her 3rd trip to the library when she brought her camera. Anyways, a solid Goosebumps entry, though not perfect, but a memorable book nevertheless. Again, I look forward to more audiobooks! I also listened to The House of No Return and Teacher's Pet. I enjoyed them! I'd recommend "An Old Story" from the Still More Tales To Give You Goosebumps short story collection.

[@SnugTales]

Thank you so much, Brian! I think it helps that I was a huge fan of the books growing up and had a fairly large selection of them. I never had any audiobooks of them, but heard some of them and wasn't too interested with the way they were done. They weren't bad, but seemed slightly "Disney", if that makes sense. Then again, it's better to have something rather than nothing, like that some of the books don't have any audio versions done at all. Yes! I very much enjoy R.L. Stine's descriptions of places, not overcomplicated but it really sets the scene. Also, you have these big twists at the end that you just don't expect. Much like this ending, which isn't really expected! Yeah, with the many trips to the library, it's actually very interesting that the TV series cut them down to only a few times as it really ate into the run time. To me, it suits the story better and they didn't need to bulk it out as much. I remember when reading the book for this audio recording, it seemed like the book was rounding off and then Lucy was back on over to the library again. It really threw me. Yes, the card rack is a great addition that most people wouldn't think about adding in! I think that one is definitely something that could have been added into the previous trip to the library. Ah yes, reading the rest of what you said, you say the same! If you've not checked out the TV version, you should take a look if you have time as they change the number of library trips and change the oddest thing which was the turtles to tarantulas! (I think they remove the flies too) 😳😱 Thank you so much for checking out my other works! You may also like my original tale called "The Old House", which was my first own written part of what I want to try to make into a longer story. I have yet to write other parts though, but do have many ideas (which may be apparent with that first instalment). Thank you for the recommendation! I have added it to the list of ones for me to produce as an audiobook and look forward to reading it! I hope you're well and have a wonderful day!

[@brianseay8242]

​@@SnugTales I did watch the TV version. I watched it when it aired for the very first time back in 1995 and I loved it ever since! The limited special effects with Mr. Mortman's monster transformation have aged really well, I think, and it's an episode I watch every now and then -- it's that good! Yes, they did remove the flies, but we did get some crickets ;P I can see why they changed the turtles to a tarantula, but it's still a good change and it's still disgusting and disturbing no matter how you slice it! We didn't get the card catalog scene, but hey, we can't get everything in a short 22-minute episode, can we? Overall, I think it was a solid GB episode. It could have been worse; luckily, it wasn't. I have a question concerning the book. I hear many GB fans say that Lucy and her family were the villains and that Mr. Mortman was the victim they feel sorry for, but what do you think about that? In the book, when Lucy makes her last trip to the library and Mortman locks the door and chases her throughout the library, it makes Mortman look more like the villain, and in light of the ending, what Lucy's parents did makes them look heroic to some degree. I say to "some degree" because they didn't know that Mortman was a physical threat to their daughter, but by getting rid of him, not only is the Dark family the only monster in town but the threat is gone. I will definitely check out "The Old House"; I can't wait to listen to that.

[@stathisrps]

What a excellent work!! Nice narration and nice playback music during the narration!! Keep going this excellent work with goosebumps books my friend!! From Greece with love!!💯💯❤❤

[@SnugTales]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it and the way that I put them together. I definitely have more Goosebumps books that I'd like to, although they do taking some time to comple If you like this one, you may like "How I Learned To Fly", which is a personal favourite book and so was my first audiobook undertaking too. I hope you have a wonderful day and again, thank you

[@watchdog304]

So excited for this! Thank you!

[@SnugTales]

Thank you watchdog, I'm really hoping you love it. Thanks for listening and letting me know your love for these audiobooks 🤗

[@asteroidthefurrysuperhero5989]

I’ve added a new favorite book on my list. 1. Attack of the Mutant 2. One Day at HorrorLand 3. A Shocker on Shock Street 4. A Night in Terror Tower 5. I Live in Your Basement 6. Calling All Creeps 7. The Girl Who Cried Monster 8. How to Kill a Monster 9. Revenge of The Lawn Gnomes

[@Owieyfisunyefiwu]

Your list is the exact same as mine, except my number 8 is the haunted mask

[@SnugTales]

Oh man, what a list! Yourself and Mumified who replied have excellent taste! I'm hoping to get through quite a few audiobooks if I can. They take a fair while to put together, although I admit I did record this "Cried Monster" one in one 4 hour sitting a while back 😱 It had taken a while to get around to doing it, so I'm just really glad you all love it. I shall certainly add those books to the list of requests/favourites. Thank you so much for listening and letting me know your favourites. It's amazing all the love for Goosebumps.

[@asteroidthefurrysuperhero5989]

I’ve made some changes to my list

[@SnugTales]

@@asteroidthefurrysuperhero5989 Ooh! Am I right in thinking you've added the Night in Terror Tower? I've added that one to the list. Was there any other changes? :)

[@asteroidthefurrysuperhero5989]

@@SnugTales Nope. Just “A Night in Terror Tower”

[@Owieyfisunyefiwu]

You are one of the most talented narrators out there

[@SnugTales]

Oh wow, thank you so much for this comment, it has really made my day! 🤗

[@wewerewerewolves4979]

Great reading, one of the better goosebumps books imo.

[@SnugTales]

Thank you so much! Yes, most definitely one of my favoueites. More to come though, let me know if you have any favourites too. I plan to do many more that were never adapted into audiobooks too. It surprises me they weren't made!

[@wewerewerewolves4979]

@@SnugTales Legend of the lost legend and The barking ghost are probably my favorites😁😁

[@SnugTales]

@@wewerewerewolves4979 Fantastic choices! I shall add them to the list of ones to do. Thank you!

[@animehaley]

Your voice is so soothing to listen to. I don't know if you take request but Can you please do Night Of The Living Dummy III. That was my favorite Goosebumps episode growing up.

[@SnugTales]

Hello Haley! I hope you're well. That's so kind of you to say, thank you so much! I've been told I'm soothing to listen to on the Creepypasta videos, so it's lovely to hear that I'm soothing on these too. Yes, you can do requests! I shall add it to my list, with you in mind, thank you! Also, I think you will really love a HUGE Goosebumps project that I'm releasing soon. It's an INTERACTIVE Give Yourself Goosebumps audiobook! Meaning that you will be able to choose your own adventure, like through the books, but in video form. It's got 32 endings and consists of a whopping 66 videos. It's taken me a long time to make, as you can expect, but it's almost done! Please let me know what you think to the idea, and if you do love it, then please feel free to share it with other Goosebumps fans or CYOA lovers. Thank you!

[@animehaley]

@@SnugTales That sounds amazing!! I can't wait for it to come out and I will definitely share the video as well.

[@ninjapancake9803]

I listen to you every night! Please do more 🙏 🙏🙏

[@jackoschmidt2304]

Good stuff

[@SnugTales]

Thank you so much! More to come soon. I'm undertaking a massive project in regards to "Give Yourself Goosebumps" 😉👍

[@jackoschmidt2304]

@@SnugTales that’s awesome can’t wait thanks

[@jeshikawaminashinu5852]

i would love if you read all of the goosebumps books, i love your voice its very lovely to listen to.

[@babyIwelcomethepressure]

*hears intro* -subscribes immediately *hears British accent* -TRIPLE SUBSCRIBE

[@toshisanchez85]

It is creepy old library's and Mr Morgan started it.

[@SnugTales]

Mr Mortman... he's a.... MONSTER!!

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

I like the episode version as well and the Snake Monster Parents are awesome and unlike most Goosebumps parents they had an actual reason for not believing Lucy because they needed to know for sure she was right and I bet they only eat bad monsters who are villains. I bet Mr Mortman in the uncut version of the story that wasn't made would've had him eat both human and monster children but thankfully it wasn't made I do like that he eats bugs in the episode version and not turtles.

[@zoidboy1569]

Which will you do next

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