Wow, Wow, Wow,... fantastic 6/5 everything i wanted to read and more really fleshes out the story, especially for a fnaf fan like me. No spoilers just read it.

surprisingly better than the movie. i thought the movie was great and wanted to know how the book was. came in with low expectations, was pleasantly surprised!

To describe how I felt reading this book I need to say this; I grew up with this franchise it has a very special place in my heart.

This book made me feel like a kid again. Back when the first game came out and we were all trying to figure out what had happend at Freddy’s, why the animatronics moved on their own and who we were. It all captured that perfectly.

Kinda ironic I am finally reading this book 10 years after the first game came out btw. I know now more than I knew then and it was so fun putting the pieces together and really KNOWING what I was reading.

When the scary stuff came I was genuinely scared, maybe it helped that I was (am) super scared of the games when they came out. But I was genuinely sad when, and I forgot to say but spoilers, the kids that were murdered and put in those suits got their rest. I was happy to see the springlock scene cause fuck William Afton for real. I don’t care that he is called Dave in this book it’s William and fuck him.

This book was perfect to me. It made me feel like a kid again, waiting till school was out so I could watch theory videos of my favorite game franchise on my grandma’s laptop.

I love this franchise for ever and always <3

I enjoined the book as a big FNAF fan and as a way to get out of my reading slump even purchasing the graphic novel addition for more in-depth content. I enjoyed the plot overall however the books pacing was incredibly slow making it a little boring at times but the last 3 chapter blew me away , full of suspense and fear you’d feel playing the actual games the ending was pretty lacklustre and even though there are 2 more books in the series I dont intend on reading them just as the novel can be a little repetive and cliche. The book is called “The silver eyes” which I don’t think was explored diligently enough just a few references to glowing animatronics eyes which was a little disappointing. Overall a fun read and cant  wait for “FNAF 2 (the movie)”

This is a great book for fans of the video game series. While the story feels a bit slow at the start, the second half of the book is very tense and dark. 

I wasn’t sure what to expect going into this but I enjoyed it. I also wasn’t expecting for

Charlie to end up stopping William by making the spring locks kill him

This was creepy and well written. I enjoyed the eerie feeling the whole way through and the characters were written like teenagers, which you would expect for YA but hardly see in a horror book. I enjoyed it, but it didn't scare me or hold my attention as well as a good horror book does. I come away feeling excited about the FNAF series because I know there is more content and it's very spooky. I would read more from these authors!