why did you leave out the stichwraith?

It was a great story I love mini story’s in one story but well would it kill ya to add a few more minutes to add the stichwraith epilogue just saying if you have to go out and buy the book in this time of the year that’s just a tiny bit insane

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Where is the Stitchwraith

I don’t have a problem with anything else, but in the paperback books there is a story at the end about the Stitchwraith. And this is important to the story of the book series.

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Fetch me a drink, I’m listening this book

Amazing book, though I think it took a while in Lonely Freddy for the action to start. Fetch kinda ended on a cliffhanger and Out of Stock, probably the best ending. Great trio of stories tho!

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These audiobooks are incomplete

I really, really loved all three books in the series that have been released so far. I thought they were fantastic, but just recently, I've been watching some YouTube videos, and it seems that the audio versions of these books are not complete. Apparently, in the print versions of the books, there is an epilogue, and each of the epilogues is part of another story. I sincerely hope that audible is planning to release the full story that contains all of the epilogues when the series is complete. Otherwise, is there any chance that the epilogues will be added to these recordings? I really want to get the full story, and feel as though I am missing out on important things because these parts are not being included in audio. Otherwise, I would highly highly recommend these books.

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How the book and all other of Scott’s fnaf books are great horror stories

All of Scott’s official Fnaf are great, if I were to say something from Game Theory, I would say and I quote “The Fazbear Frights are just a modern version of Goosebumps” and quote, and I agree, These books really are a great modern representation of Goosebumps, and the original trilogy of books are just as great, and I’m just talking about the entire book series, Fazbear Frights, and the original trilogy of books, the books by themselves, are amazing, and Scott, if you see this review, keep it up, keep making these books, you’re an amazing book writer and game developer!😁😁😁

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Amazing the story is incredible and performance

Love it I love the games and books but this is next level amazing work Scott

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Scary, Heart Throbbing, and Perfect!

I loved this addition to the much loved Five Nights at Freddy's series. It roped me in from the get-go, and I couldn't stop listening to it till it was finished. Just a warning, don't listen to this when sleep-deprived, I fell asleep lulled by the soothing voice of the reader in the final story and in the short nap I fell into I dreamt that Baby, Puppet, and Springtrap were chasing after me and trying to drill into my back. This is the first series I have ever felt any real-life terror while experiencing it and Scott Cawthon doesn't disappoint. I'm ready for the next one!!!

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Me again, the one wondering if I’m too old for these.

So I did a lot of thinking between this book and the first one, and I figured out why they sit with me in SUCH a scary and disturbing way. These stories make me think of Saw, but for kids, but often times, though the kids come to appreciate the lives they have, the karma that is Freddy Fazbear Incorporated feels it is too little too late. Another thing that I find especially disturbing is that previously in the franchise, the animatronics were combinations of misused children’s characters and tormented children’s souls seeking revenge, either on specific or all adults. In this series, they seem to teach morale lessons to the readers by making an example out of the main characters. A lot of my family loves the FNAF franchise, and I find myself wanting to get the box sets for my cousins’ kids, but then I wonder, would I be exposing them to something that would terrify them? I know I was a terrified child and I would NEVER want to put them through this. But maybe because the context is different, they would just find them dark and fun????

As for this installment on its own, while still excellent, I found I didn’t enjoy it as much as the first one. I still haven’t figured out why, though. Still, it was great for getting that FNAF lore fix while waiting on Security Breach, and I would definitely recommend it to any fan of the franchise, or just young adult horror. I just think it is more fun to have the context of knowing the characters. Like in the middle story of the first book I gasped “Circus Baby!” aloud at one point during the description of the first encounter. Fun stuff. I’ll be unable to stop myself from purchasing the next installment at full price after my next paycheck.

Omg

I loved this! The narrative was so fitting and with it. I highly recommend this book.

BoOtiful !!!!🤧💕💕💕

I love this Audio book . It’s freaking masterpiece... If I were Alec, I would just accept the offer. And two of my favorite thing are in this book

1. A Dog

2. Robots