Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes

Five Nights at Freddy's, Book 1

By: Scott Cawthon, Kira Breed-Wrisley

Narrated by: Suzanne Elise Freeman

Length: 10 hrs and 22 mins

Publisher's Summary

Based on the best-selling horror video game series, Five Nights at Freddy's.

It's been exactly 10 years since the murders at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and Charlotte (Charlie for short) has spent those 10 years trying to forget. Her father was the owner of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza and the creator of its four adult-sized animatronic animals, and now Charlie is returning to her hometown to reunite with her childhood friends on the anniversary of the tragedy that ripped their town apart.

Curiosity leads Charlie and her friends back to the old pizza place, and they find it hidden and sealed, but still standing. They discover a way inside, but things are not as they once were: the four mascots that delighted and entertained them as children have changed. The animatronic animals have a dark secret, and a murderous agenda.

©2015 Scott Cawthon and Kira Breed-Wrisley (P)2016 Scholastic Inc.

My Son Loved it!

This book had a great vibe and was enjoyable! My Son had a great time listening to it. My son is a fan of the game and really enjoyed the lore.

Brilliant.

I honestly loved this book. Suzanne Freeman does an amazing job voicing the characters. aswell as telling the story. Scott and Kira did a very good job with the story, but it did leave me with wanting more. My favorite character is CHarly, Mainly because the story resolved around her. She is the main character.. My least favorite was Lamar.. I felt he was undeveloped really. If there is a second book, I will be grabbing it. The Story, I will admit, wasn't scary at all. But being a fan of the games, I knew what was happening around every corner. Overall. It's a good book, and a great listen. Suzanne brought character to these characters.

A simple game turns a good mystery

The novelization of the FNAF game series proves to produce a solid story in novel form. The games themselves are largely very simple, in gameplay, but it's the subtle details and atmosphere that draw so many in for speculation and anticipation. The novel manages to capitalize on these traits quite well, spinning an excellent tale woven from elements familiar, but much more involved, than those gleamed from the games.

As such, I absolutely recommend it to those who are hungry for more story from this setting, though it may confound speculation on the game story, as I hear it's considered a parallel or alternative interpretation. Just the same, what is revealed is very compelling and absolutely stands on it's own. In fact, the way it's written, I could easily see this adapting extremely well to film - if they are basing the movie on it - in the hands of a capable director. ... And it says Book 1? Oh spud.

Suzanne makes it!

The writing was well done, enough even to stand on its own... but the voice acting was very well done. I was reluctant because horror books can be made silly very easily by the wrong tone. Suzanne definitely delivered the suspense very, very well. Story was lacking a proper ending for me but still, overall a steady 5.

Very good mystery book

I love this book it was amazing it kept me on the edge of my seat and I am definitely going to read the next book called "The Twisted Ones" I would suggest reading this book and or the whole series of FiveNightsatFreddys

great book 5 stars

there was much that i wanted to see in this book but im preety sure they will add it in the next one

great for fnaf fans

I loved this book and for one credit it was awesome and if you like fnaf (Wich why else would you be looking into this book) long story short totaly worth it if under 15 USD

Five Nights

Best book based on a indie video game and scary as all hell. Wish it would be a movie soon.

So Spooky but Amazing! Fantastic for Halloween!👻

Man this story scared me cant wait to get started on book 2! Super spine chilling story.

this a great book I hope their are many more of these books by Scott Cawthon

great book

its a great book a bit slow at some points but it's a compelling book well red

Welcome to Freddys

ill admit this book took time to get into with a intresting opening thats tries to grip you with a cliff hanger of whats to come. which i thought wasnt needed.. however where to story starts very slow it needs to keep you intresred some how. when listening to this book the characters where believeable and its easy to realate toe given how past events have effected them all. all connected to "freddy faz bears pizzaea" now closed down and left to rot. and with good reason of child disapearences and murders. on the anniversary of a certon characters death all the friends reunite to clear the past and hopefully give it some closeure on the murders that happend. only to find out the animatronics have a big story to tell in their haunting actions and rusted parts. it realates to the games well but changes the story enough to keep it fresh and i prefer the story here compared to the games story. its alot of teenage drama to start with but stick with it as the great deatailed story really shines when the horror kicks off. its great for those who love the game series and for those looking for a solid horror story. Suzanne tells it well if only making the male characters sound very dull and emotionless compared to all the female characters but you will soon get over it as the story takes over. over all a fantasic read

Mediocre, but fairly enjoyable.

An ok story with some pretty terrible writing (If I hear the word "sheepishly" one more time, I'll start breaking things).
Starts with the overused teaser opening and then skips to "3 days earlier" cliché.
And ends fairly predictably as well, which I won't spoil.

Brilliant start of the trilogy.

I absolutely loved this book. I've recently got myself sucked into the fnaf franchise by getting myself immersed into the lore. This book didn't disappoint! The only thing i thought was the audio voice was a bit slow, so I had to speed it up slightly but none the less still highly recommended. Great for lore lovers 👏❤

Unexpected masterpiece

I had played the games, but when my friend recommended reading a book about it I was doubtful, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt and listened to it, and I was very surprised, Scott Cawthon has managed to make a compelling story full of great characters and tense moments, this has become my favorite series of books, if you’re doubtful I’d recommend using a token to unlock it, you don’t need any prior knowledge to enjoy this story and it’s a great listen weather you care about gnat or not 11/10 will read again^^

Amazing book!!!

This book is very interesting and helped me imagine more ideas that I could theorise about fnaf.

Good job Scott

one of the best books i read, i will remember this, hope you make another!

upgrade idea!!

I loved this book but I wished that there would be moee sounds to go with the story, like metal banging whenever it was read, the slashing sounds, it would make it easier to emerge into the story and music in the background to go with the atmosphere, otherwise awesome!

👌it is amazing!!!👌

So good loved it so much it’s so good

5 stars 👌

The best book ever

Amazing

Story amazing as
Allways,
Love how if you have played the game you notice small lore here andyhere
Amazing