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Vlad Drokov back2brand — Margaret's father is a botanist, and until recently, he worked at PolyTech in California. Margaret isn't sure why, but he was fired, and now he spends all his time in the basement, working on his plants. Margaret's friend Diane says he's a mad scientist, but those only exist in movies... right? The second book in R. L. Stine's Goosebumps series, Stay Out of the Basement has a bit of a science fiction feel to it. When Margaret Brewer and her brother Casey sneak down into the basement, they see plants everywhere, and a machine that looks like phone booth, with wires everywhere, attached to another similar device. As their father later explains, he's been trying to integrate animal DNA into plants. Does this device make anyone else think of The Fly? Any good scifi fan would know how dangerous this setup is. It's a pity Dr. Brewer isn't so well-informed. Margaret notices her father beginning to exhibit some unusual behavior, and when his baseball cap is knocked off, see that he has leaves growing out of his head. He claims that it's harmless, merely a side effect of his work, but Margaret isn't so sure. (Spoilers removed. The full review, including spoilers, is available here.) I think that, overall, Welcome to Dead House was the better book, but Stay Out of the Basement is a solid entry in the Goosebumps series. It's also available on the Kindle, as Classic Goosebumps #22, so if you're looking for a fun, quick read for kids, you might consider picking up a copy.

Marcel Hirthe mhirtheddf7 — This was a very fun book. I loved the description - the imagery was compelling and the story line was created perfectly. I am planning on working through the rest of the series, but if I like the rest as much as I enjoyed the first, I anticipate it will be a series added to my personal library.