Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 18 (click to see context) from:
--> ''"Welcome to the rest of your life. Welcome to the Doom Slide."''
to:
Changed line(s) 29 (click to see context) from:
** In one of the storylines, you enter a house where you're surrounded by people in old-fashioned suits. When a lady with a red parasol reveals to you that the only way to escape the Carnival of Horrors is to exit before midnight, you ask her how to do it, only for her to say "There's only one right way.", and suddenly the rest of the crowd starts chanting "Only one right way!" until the house and all those people vanish. [[spoiler: The train car you must get into to reach the good ending has "Right-Way Railroad" written in the front, and it itself foreshadows you're about to reach the good ending]].
to:
** In one of the storylines, you enter a house where you're surrounded by people in old-fashioned suits. When a lady with a red parasol reveals to you that the only way to escape the Carnival of Horrors is to exit before midnight, you ask her how to do it, only for her to say "There's only one right way.", and suddenly the rest of the crowd starts chanting "Only one right way!" until the house and all those people vanish. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The train car you must get into to reach the good ending has "Right-Way Railroad" written in the front, and it itself foreshadows you're about to reach the good ending]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Adding some details
Changed line(s) 25 (click to see context) from:
* FissionMailed: In the section where you encounter a series of slides, with one of slides [[AndIMustScream forcing you to stay on the slide for the rest of your life]] being the appropriately named [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Doom Slide]], all three choices tell you you chose the Doom Slide. In reality, [[InterfaceSpoiler only one has a definitive ending, the other 2 still allow you to turn to the next page, revealing that, yes, you did not select the Doom Slide.]]
to:
* FissionMailed: In the section where you encounter a series of slides, with one of slides [[AndIMustScream forcing you to stay on the slide for the rest of your life]] being the appropriately named [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Doom Slide]], all three choices tell you that you chose might have selected the Doom Slide. In reality, [[InterfaceSpoiler only one has a definitive ending, the other 2 still allow you to turn to the next page, continue, revealing that, yes, you did not select the Doom Slide.]]
Changed line(s) 30 (click to see context) from:
* GuideDangIt: In one part of the story, you have to play the Wheel of Fortune, which is a LuckBasedMission. Getting bad spins leads to either instant bad ending or [[MortonsFork unwinnable situations]], and other spins leads to you getting points, and there is an especially good spin which earns you a special prize named Monster Blood. The book does not tell you about how many points you need to earn, and the book allows you to progress to the next challenge as soon as possible, provided you don't get a bad spin. [[spoiler:It does not really matter how many points you earn as long as you obtain Monster Blood as a prize, which is important to get one of thr good endings]].
to:
* GuideDangIt: In one part of the story, you have to play the Wheel of Fortune, which is a LuckBasedMission. Getting bad spins leads to either instant bad ending or [[MortonsFork unwinnable situations]], and other spins leads to you getting points, and there is an especially good spin which earns you a special prize named Monster Blood. The book does not tell you about how many points you need to earn, and the book allows you to progress to the next challenge as soon as possible, provided you don't get a bad spin. [[spoiler:It does not really matter how many points you earn as long as you obtain Monster Blood as a prize, which is important to get one of thr the good endings]].
Changed line(s) 36 (click to see context) from:
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spnell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
to:
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spnell spell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you get trapped in a permanent loop.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 35 (click to see context) from:
* The Doom Slide was also one of the attractions in Literature/OneDayAtHorrorland.
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 35,36 (click to see context) from:
* The Doom Slide was also one of the attractions in [[Literature/OneDayAtHorrorland]].
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
to:
* The Doom Slide was also one of the attractions in [[Literature/OneDayAtHorrorland]].
Literature/OneDayAtHorrorland.
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember thespell spnell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* The Doom Slide was also one of the attractions in [[Literature/OneDayAtHorrorland]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 17 (click to see context) from:
** Another ending has you sliding on a slide for the rest of your life.
to:
** Another ending has you sliding on a slide the aptly-named [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Doom Slide]] for the rest of your life.life. The mysterious voice who even tells you this just to add insult to injury lampshades this:
--> ''"Welcome to the rest of your life. Welcome to the Doom Slide."''
--> ''"Welcome to the rest of your life. Welcome to the Doom Slide."''
Added DiffLines:
* FissionMailed: In the section where you encounter a series of slides, with one of slides [[AndIMustScream forcing you to stay on the slide for the rest of your life]] being the appropriately named [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Doom Slide]], all three choices tell you you chose the Doom Slide. In reality, [[InterfaceSpoiler only one has a definitive ending, the other 2 still allow you to turn to the next page, revealing that, yes, you did not select the Doom Slide.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 29 (click to see context) from:
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!'''
to:
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!'''life''' (or at least until you close the book and start the whole adventure over)!
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* GuideDangIt: In one part of the story, you have to play the Wheel of Fortune, which is a LuckBasedMission. Getting bad spins leads to either instant bad ending or [[MortonsFork unwinnable situations]], and other spins leads to you getting points, and there is an especially good spin which earns you a special prize named Monster Blood. The book does not tell you about how many points you need to earn, and the book allows you to progress to the next challenge as soon as possible, provided you don't get a bad spin. [[spoiler:It does not really matter how many points you earn as long as you obtain Monster Blood as a prize, which is important to get one of thr good endings]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 25 (click to see context) from:
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The page where you notice that the dummies in the space display seem real foreshadows the bad ending where you [[spoiler:inhale a perfume that immobilizes you, and then some carnival workers come get you to use you as one of the dummies]].
to:
* {{Foreshadowing}}: {{Foreshadowing}}:
** The page where you notice that the dummies in the space display seem real foreshadows the bad ending where you [[spoiler:inhale a perfume that immobilizes you, and then some carnival workers come get you to use you as one of thedummies]].dummies]].
** In one of the storylines, you enter a house where you're surrounded by people in old-fashioned suits. When a lady with a red parasol reveals to you that the only way to escape the Carnival of Horrors is to exit before midnight, you ask her how to do it, only for her to say "There's only one right way.", and suddenly the rest of the crowd starts chanting "Only one right way!" until the house and all those people vanish. [[spoiler: The train car you must get into to reach the good ending has "Right-Way Railroad" written in the front, and it itself foreshadows you're about to reach the good ending]].
** The page where you notice that the dummies in the space display seem real foreshadows the bad ending where you [[spoiler:inhale a perfume that immobilizes you, and then some carnival workers come get you to use you as one of the
** In one of the storylines, you enter a house where you're surrounded by people in old-fashioned suits. When a lady with a red parasol reveals to you that the only way to escape the Carnival of Horrors is to exit before midnight, you ask her how to do it, only for her to say "There's only one right way.", and suddenly the rest of the crowd starts chanting "Only one right way!" until the house and all those people vanish. [[spoiler: The train car you must get into to reach the good ending has "Right-Way Railroad" written in the front, and it itself foreshadows you're about to reach the good ending]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Baleful Polymorph was renamed per TRS
Deleted line(s) 18 (click to see context) :
* BalefulPolymorph: One ending sees you using the wrong spell in an attempt to escape Slappy and Mr. Wood, which turns you into a chicken.
Added DiffLines:
* ForcedTransformation: One ending sees you using the wrong spell in an attempt to escape Slappy and Mr. Wood, which turns you into a chicken.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 17 (click to see context) from:
** Other ending has you sliding on a slide for the rest of your life.
to:
** Other Another ending has you sliding on a slide for the rest of your life.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Just a little grammar fix, changed "Other ending" to "Another ending"
Changed line(s) 16 (click to see context) from:
** Other one has you being sent to a space mission to Mars against your will, because you have the right weight for that. The recorded message says that they will bring you back in about twenty years, with a margin of error of about ten years if something goes wrong.
to:
** Other Another one has you being sent to a space mission to Mars against your will, because you have the right weight for that. The recorded message says that they will bring you back in about twenty years, with a margin of error of about ten years if something goes wrong.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 8,9 (click to see context) from:
The Snake Lady from this book would later show up for a quick cameo in the [[Film/{{Goosebumps}} 2015 movie]].
to:
The Snake Lady from this book would later show up for a quick cameo in the [[Film/{{Goosebumps}} [[Film/Goosebumps2015 2015 movie]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 26 (click to see context) from:
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!''' (well, until you close the book anyway.)
to:
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!''' (well, until you close the book anyway.)life!'''
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 36 (click to see context) from:
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddenly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.
to:
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddenly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.own.
----
----
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 11,12 (click to see context) from:
!!This book provides examples of:
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 36 (click to see context) from:
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddendly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.
to:
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddendly suddenly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
* AndIMustScream: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
to:
* AndIMustScream: Many endings are this:
** One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a spacedisplay.display.
** Other one has you being sent to a space mission to Mars against your will, because you have the right weight for that. The recorded message says that they will bring you back in about twenty years, with a margin of error of about ten years if something goes wrong.
** Other ending has you sliding on a slide for the rest of your life.
** One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space
** Other one has you being sent to a space mission to Mars against your will, because you have the right weight for that. The recorded message says that they will bring you back in about twenty years, with a margin of error of about ten years if something goes wrong.
** Other ending has you sliding on a slide for the rest of your life.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The page where you notice that the dummies in the space display seem real foreshadows the bad ending where you [[spoiler:inhale a perfume that immobilizes you, and then some carnival workers come get you to use you as one of the dummies]].
Changed line(s) 30 (click to see context) from:
* SnakePeople: Among the carnival's sideshow freaks you might run into includes the Snake Lady, who will attempt to make you part of the freaks.
to:
* SnakePeople: Among the carnival's sideshow freaks you might run into includes the Snake Lady, who will attempt to make you part of the freaks.freaks.
* StupidityIsTheOnlyOption: At the beginning of the book, you're given the option of having some common sense and decide to go home instead of exploring the carnival. If you choose that option, the narrations outright tells you that it's a good thing for you that Patty makes all the decisions, or otherwise you would never have fun, and you'll get to the page you'd have turned to in the first place if you have chosen to explore the carnival.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddendly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.
* StupidityIsTheOnlyOption: At the beginning of the book, you're given the option of having some common sense and decide to go home instead of exploring the carnival. If you choose that option, the narrations outright tells you that it's a good thing for you that Patty makes all the decisions, or otherwise you would never have fun, and you'll get to the page you'd have turned to in the first place if you have chosen to explore the carnival.
* ViolationOfCommonSense: This being a carnival of horrors, waiting for help when the rollercoaster suddendly stops will lead to a bad ending. You must leave it on your own.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
The Snake Lady from this book would later show up for a quick cameo in the [[Film/{{Goosebumps}} 2015 movie]].
Changed line(s) 27 (click to see context) from:
* NotMyDriver: A bad ending has an aquatic variant. You are saved from drowning by what turns out to be a monster who will eat you for a midnight snack.
to:
* NotMyDriver: A bad ending has an aquatic variant. You are saved from drowning by what turns out to be a monster who will eat you for a midnight snack.snack.
* SnakePeople: Among the carnival's sideshow freaks you might run into includes the Snake Lady, who will attempt to make you part of the freaks.
* SnakePeople: Among the carnival's sideshow freaks you might run into includes the Snake Lady, who will attempt to make you part of the freaks.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
You're not turned to stone in that ending, so Taken For Granite doesn't apply
* AndIMustScream: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
Changed line(s) 18 (click to see context) from:
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: In one event, you can encounter a skeleton who warns you not to enter the House of Horrors or you'll end up like him, but none of the bad endings result in you becoming a skeleton. In the sequel, Return to the Carnival of Horrors, it is possible to become a skeleton if the wrong path is taken, but this has nothing to do with the House of Horrors at all.
to:
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: In one event, you can encounter a skeleton who warns you not to enter the House of Horrors or you'll end up like him, but none of the bad endings result in you becoming a skeleton. In the sequel, Return ''Return to the Carnival of Horrors, Horrors'', it is possible to become a skeleton if the wrong path is taken, but this has nothing to do with the House of Horrors at all.
Changed line(s) 26,27 (click to see context) from:
* NotMyDriver: A bad ending has an aquatic variant. You are saved from drowning by what turns out to be a monster who will eat you for a midnight snack.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
to:
* NotMyDriver: A bad ending has an aquatic variant. You are saved from drowning by what turns out to be a monster who will eat you for a midnight snack.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.snack.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* NotMyDriver: A bad ending has an aquatic variant. You are saved from drowning by what turns out to be a monster who will eat you for a midnight snack.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9,10 (click to see context) from:
!!The book provides examples of:
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 9,10 (click to see context) from:
!!This book provides examples of the following:
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/carnival_of_horrors.jpg]]
The first ''Literature/GiveYourselfGoosebumps'' book to be set at an evil carnival.
"You" and your friends Patty and Brad sneak into the annual carnival one night, which is still set up. But while poking around, "you" meet Big Al, the carnival's creepy manager. He invites you to "test" the rides, games and other attractions before the big opening. Only the events aren't like at a normal carnival, and your very life is at stake...
It was later followed by a sequel, ''Literature/ReturnToTheCarnivalOfHorrors''.
----
!!This book provides examples of the following:
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The Carnival of Horrors itself, which is full of dangers.
* BalefulPolymorph: One ending sees you using the wrong spell in an attempt to escape Slappy and Mr. Wood, which turns you into a chicken.
* BeTheBall: One ending forces you to play volley ball with some monsters. Guess what position you play?
* TheDogBitesBack: One of the good endings involves you using a [[GuideDangIt hard-to-earn]] [[ArtifactOfDoom Monster Blood]] to defend yourself and your friends from the enemies who decide to kill you even though you win The Final Challenge. Said item does more than just killing your enemies, it destroys the protective wall and the entrance gate as well, allowing you and your friends to leave safely.
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: There are several moments where you are locked into Bad Ending.
** If you arrive at Reptile Petting Zoo, you will lose no matter what you do. You can be trapped there and become prey for the reptiles, or avoid getting devoured by petting one of the reptiles but later be forced by the BigBad to enter the Final Challenge without the essential item to ensure your survival.
** Essential item mentioned above is "Monster Blood", the only weapon you can use to defeat the BigBad which can be won in one of the carnival games. Progressing to the Final Challenge without it will force you to run away from the BigBad and eventually lock you in various Bad Ending scenarios.
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: In one event, you can encounter a skeleton who warns you not to enter the House of Horrors or you'll end up like him, but none of the bad endings result in you becoming a skeleton. In the sequel, Return to the Carnival of Horrors, it is possible to become a skeleton if the wrong path is taken, but this has nothing to do with the House of Horrors at all.
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!''' (well, until you close the book anyway.)
* IntercontinuityCrossover:
** [[Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy Slappy and Mr. Wood]] get to make you their slaves in one ending.
** Literature/MonsterBlood appears in one ending, where it appears and is instrumental in helping "you" escape.
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
* NintendoHard: While not the ''hardest'', this book has only two good endings while some other books have ''at least'' three. Especially hard with both good endings require decent dosage of luck.
* NoEnding: In one path, you may find yourself traveling through a labyrinth with no end in sight until you hear a voice. You turn towards it, travel down another never ending tunnel until you hear another voice ... and turn back the way you came.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
The first ''Literature/GiveYourselfGoosebumps'' book to be set at an evil carnival.
"You" and your friends Patty and Brad sneak into the annual carnival one night, which is still set up. But while poking around, "you" meet Big Al, the carnival's creepy manager. He invites you to "test" the rides, games and other attractions before the big opening. Only the events aren't like at a normal carnival, and your very life is at stake...
It was later followed by a sequel, ''Literature/ReturnToTheCarnivalOfHorrors''.
----
!!This book provides examples of the following:
* AmusementParkOfDoom: The Carnival of Horrors itself, which is full of dangers.
* BalefulPolymorph: One ending sees you using the wrong spell in an attempt to escape Slappy and Mr. Wood, which turns you into a chicken.
* BeTheBall: One ending forces you to play volley ball with some monsters. Guess what position you play?
* TheDogBitesBack: One of the good endings involves you using a [[GuideDangIt hard-to-earn]] [[ArtifactOfDoom Monster Blood]] to defend yourself and your friends from the enemies who decide to kill you even though you win The Final Challenge. Said item does more than just killing your enemies, it destroys the protective wall and the entrance gate as well, allowing you and your friends to leave safely.
* FailureIsTheOnlyOption: There are several moments where you are locked into Bad Ending.
** If you arrive at Reptile Petting Zoo, you will lose no matter what you do. You can be trapped there and become prey for the reptiles, or avoid getting devoured by petting one of the reptiles but later be forced by the BigBad to enter the Final Challenge without the essential item to ensure your survival.
** Essential item mentioned above is "Monster Blood", the only weapon you can use to defeat the BigBad which can be won in one of the carnival games. Progressing to the Final Challenge without it will force you to run away from the BigBad and eventually lock you in various Bad Ending scenarios.
* {{Fauxshadowing}}: In one event, you can encounter a skeleton who warns you not to enter the House of Horrors or you'll end up like him, but none of the bad endings result in you becoming a skeleton. In the sequel, Return to the Carnival of Horrors, it is possible to become a skeleton if the wrong path is taken, but this has nothing to do with the House of Horrors at all.
* HallOfMirrors: There's one of these in the House of Horrors, and it is possible to get lost in there forever, which is represented by forcing you to keep turning back-and-forth between the same two pages '''for the rest of your life!''' (well, until you close the book anyway.)
* IntercontinuityCrossover:
** [[Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy Slappy and Mr. Wood]] get to make you their slaves in one ending.
** Literature/MonsterBlood appears in one ending, where it appears and is instrumental in helping "you" escape.
* MortonsFork: You may encounter Slappy, the evil dummy from the ''Literature/NightOfTheLivingDummy'' books in the main ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' series. You will then be asked if you remember the spell that was used to wake Slappy in the books. Whatever happens next ends badly for you: the wrong spell turns you into a chicken, while the right spell causes you to be enslaved to Slappy. Even if you have a secret code from a fortune teller that allows you to escape Slappy, that code will lead you to a page where you use an impaired time machine and traps you in a permanent loop.
* NintendoHard: While not the ''hardest'', this book has only two good endings while some other books have ''at least'' three. Especially hard with both good endings require decent dosage of luck.
* NoEnding: In one path, you may find yourself traveling through a labyrinth with no end in sight until you hear a voice. You turn towards it, travel down another never ending tunnel until you hear another voice ... and turn back the way you came.
* TakenForGranite: One ending has you get immobilized by a perfume, and you're taken away by carnival workers as a dummy for a space display.
