Book Summary
Diary of a Mad Mummy is a spooky entry in R.L. Stine’s Goosebumps Series 2000. The story follows Bobby, a boy whose archaeologist parents discover a mysterious Egyptian tomb. When Bobby comes into contact with an ancient mummy’s diary, strange and frightening things begin to happen—visions of curses, eerie happenings, and an unsettling connection to the long-dead pharaoh. As the supernatural events escalate, Bobby must unravel the mystery behind the diary and stop the mummy’s curse before it consumes him and those around him. Filled with suspense, creepy twists, and classic Goosebumps scares, the book immerses readers in a thrilling adventure blending ancient myths with modern fears.
About the Author
R.L. Stine (Robert Lawrence Stine), born in 1943, is a prolific American author renowned for his contributions to children’s horror literature. Best known for the Goosebumps and Fear Street series, Stine has sold hundreds of millions of books worldwide, earning the title “Stephen King of children’s literature.” His writing style combines humor, suspense, and supernatural elements tailored to young readers, making scary stories accessible and entertaining. Stine’s work has had a lasting impact on youth literature, inspiring adaptations in television, film, and graphic novels.
