Lally's Game

Five Nights at Freddy's: Tales from the Pizzaplex, Book 1

By: Scott Cawthon, Kelly Parra, Andrea Waggener

Narrated by: Suzanne Elise Freeman

Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

Some secrets are better left hidden . . . A forbidden artifact from her fiancé’s past beckons to Selena. Jessica leads a double-life from her friends and coworkers in the children’s wing of a hospital. Maya can’t resist the temptation to explore an off-limits area of Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizzaplex. But in the world of Five Nights at Freddy's, everything comes with a price to pay.

In this first volume, Five Nights at Freddy's creator Scott Cawthon spins three sinister novella-length tales from uncharted corners of his series' canon.

Listeners beware: This collection of terrifying tales is enough to rattle even the most hardened Five Nights at Freddy's fans.

©2022 Text Copyright by Scott Cawthon. (P)2022 Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved.

Another great book by Scott

I loved this book specially the one about Maya super scary I will definitely get the next one

Love this

I love this series and had just got the other books in the series but this one was missing among the books so I got it one here, it was awesome to here how some characters had been voiced.

The second and forth story was great

Great book, third story was rough to get through tho. Would recommend reading it to any age

Not as good as Fazbear Frights

I absolutely loved the original story trilogy and the Fazbear Frights series, I had such high hopes for the Pizzaplex stories. I've read book #1 and #2 and I'm starting on book #3, I'm hoping it gets better. It seems the stories just aren't as good as they used to be. The BEST stories in the first two Pizzaplex books would be mediocre stories in Fazbear Frights, the stories you easily forget. The stories aren't as creepy, not as well written, too much lead up to a lackluster plot, way too many of the stories end without an ending. The main reason the other books are so good is because they're so well written, have great storylines, are pretty creepy, have twists and surprises, these books are missing these components. They're hardly even creepy or scary, not many surprises, the stories don't stay with you, they're not haunting. Of course Suzanne Elise Freeman's narration is amazing, she may be the best part of this series, for the audio version anyway. Maybe it's because Elley Cooper and Carly Ann West aren't helping to author this series, please bring them back! Fingers crossed the series gets better. 🤞❤️‍🩹🐻

Three good stories

so this book actually has three mini stories in it and I love them. the first one we can kind of tell what happened and being a long time FNAF fan I was able to tell where it was going. still a good ending and made me kind of sad second one. honestly, I hated the main female protagonist. she made so many dumb decisions that I genuinely wanted her to die. third one threw me for a loop and a genuinely leaves you asking questions of if what she is experiencing is reality or just augmented reality. All in all I highly recommend

Enjoyed

These stories are scary and gory. If you’re ok with that, they are good. Well written and the narrator is very good. I listen with my 13 year old son who loves the video games.

It’s a very good book

I liked the book and I was just able to sit down and listen to this book

A great start! Can't wait to read more!

Those book is awesome! Love how dark these stories are! Looking forward to reading the next one!!!

Good stories but not perfect

The first story was my favorite and the epilogue is very intriguing. The other two stories were pretty alright with good characterization and the horror elements through ranged from good to middling.

Dissapointment

Out of all the Fnaf novels this one has to be the most dissapointing. The stories range from mediocre to just plain boring. While there are good ideas present and some ok horror at times it never really adds to the plot in any meaningful way. If you've read/listened to the other books in the series the twists are very predictable and not that interesting. The best way I can describe it is this: Bland, mild, and passible (the epilogue was good though)