if anyone is interested, I can make this a google doc and share a link. I didn't do this for any of the 'trilogies' because they all came out in the same month (except for Cheerleaders, they had 2 after the original trilogy) or for any on-going series (the Saga series, Seniors, etc) When a group of friends discover how to conjure spirits using an embalmed hand, they become hooked on the new thrill, until one of them goes too far and.

any books with sequels will have that listed after in italics abbreviations for the series should be obvious: FS= Fear Street (main series), SC= Super Chiller. If you're part of a group that tells scary stories, maybe don't use the name of you. however, the order they are listed in should be correct even if the release day is wrong (month should be correct) Surge and Anna return to review and discuss Fear Street: The Thrill Club. some release days were hard to track down/confirm so if you notice any that are wrong, please let me know. all books are listed: TITLE / release day Start a free 30-day trial today and get your first audiobook. I read the Fear St books in middle/high school (not all of them) and recently decided to try to collect as many as possible and try to read them in chronological order (the order they were published in) and it proved difficult to find a list like that, so I just made my own & thought you guys might enjoy it. With Fear Street there’s the sort of extravagant world-building and myth-making that we only see within superhero cinema, three stories that exist in the same place but at different times, each. Stine was a great, spooky, YA, horror novel Talia is a member of the Thrill Club with five of her friends.

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