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The Goosebumps House of Shivers series by R. L. Stine has 8 known books (7 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with Scariest. Book. Ever. (2023). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is What We Do at Night. The next announced book, How to Train Your Dummy, is due 2 March 2027.
Start here: Scariest. Book. Ever. (2023) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
Scariest. Book. Ever. launched R. L. Stine's House of Shivers series on September 19, 2023, at 155 pages -- the fifth relaunch of the Goosebumps brand and its most deliberate reset yet, retiring Slappy the dummy from center stage in favor of an entirely new lineup of monsters, with titled chapters for the first time in the numbered line's history.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Scariest. Book. Ever.Goblin Monday followed about six months later, on March 5, 2024, running a touch shorter at 146 pages -- a standalone House of Shivers story with its own new cast, part of R.L. Stine's newest Goosebumps relaunch.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Goblin MondayNight of the Living Mummy, the third book, came out September 3, 2024 -- almost exactly a year after the series opener -- at 160 pages, the longest House of Shivers entry so far, continuing the relaunched line's new lineup of monsters and titled-chapter format.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Night of the Living MummySay My Name! Say My Name! released March 4, 2025, matching Night of the Living Mummy's 160-page length as the fourth book in R.L. Stine's House of Shivers, the current, actively publishing Goosebumps relaunch.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of Say My Name! Say My Name!The Last Sleepover arrived July 31, 2025, dropping to 122 pages, the shortest House of Shivers entry to that point, continuing the series' standalone, new-cast-per-book formula under illustrator Robert Ball's brighter cover style.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Last SleepoverOne Night at Camp Bigfoot followed on March 3, 2026, eight months after The Last Sleepover, at 127 pages, another self-contained scare in R.L. Stine's currently active House of Shivers relaunch.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of One Night at Camp BigfootWhat We Do at Night rounds out the series on August 4, 2026, exactly five months after One Night at Camp Bigfoot, at 124 pages, the latest standalone entry in R.L. Stine's House of Shivers, Goosebumps' fifth and current relaunch.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of What We Do at NightGoosebumps House of Shivers, launched in September 2023, is R.L. Stine's current, fifth relaunch of the Goosebumps brand and its most deliberate reset yet: after nearly fifteen years built around Slappy the dummy, House of Shivers retires him from center stage in favor of an entirely new lineup of monsters intended to become just as memorable. New illustrator Robert Ball gives the covers a brighter, more stylized look than predecessor Brandon Dorman's more realistic art, and the books adopt titled chapters for the first time in the numbered Goosebumps line's history.
The formula underneath is unmistakably classic Goosebumps: an ordinary kid or sibling pair stumbles into a genuinely creepy situation -- a goblin loose on a Monday, a summer camp haunted by a Bigfoot-like creature, a walking mummy, a name better left unsaid -- rendered in short, cliffhanger-driven chapters aimed at middle-grade readers. Each book is a fresh, standalone cast and setting, continuing the format Stine established with the original 1992 series over three decades earlier.
As the active, ongoing Goosebumps line, House of Shivers continues to add new titles on a regular schedule, with further entries already announced beyond what has published so far.
7 books have been published as of this entry, from Scariest. Book. Ever. (Sept 2023) through What We Do at Night (Aug 2026), with an 8th, How to Train Your Dummy, already announced for March 2027.
Publication order, used here, though every book is a standalone story with a new cast, so you can start anywhere.
Yes -- it's R.L. Stine's current, actively-publishing Goosebumps line, with new titles released roughly twice a year.
No -- House of Shivers deliberately introduces an entirely new lineup of monsters rather than continuing Slappy, who had been the central recurring villain of the preceding SlappyWorld line.
It's the same R.L. Stine brand and format, but is tracked as its own separate numbered series from the original 1992-97 run and the Series 2000, HorrorLand, Most Wanted and SlappyWorld relaunches that came before it.
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