Five Nights at Freddy's Collection: An AFK Series

Great books if you’re a fnaf fan! Came with a poster too :)

NO SPOILERS!I have never read any fnaf books before and I have read a lot of reviews prior purchasing this trilogy. There is a lot of reviews shaming the books for being badly written, slow paced or just plainly bad. So I went into these books without high expectations, but still expecting myself to like them, as I am a huge fnaf fan. And oh boy I did not have to worry. The moment I started reading the first book I was so fascinated I just couldn't put the book down, reading 1/3 of the first book in one sitting. At the time of writing this review I have read the whole trilogy and I loved it! It seems to me that most people that wrote these negative reviews expected these books to be something completely different then they are. First of all, I would say that these books are not horror books. Yes, there are some bloody/creepy scenes happening but its mild. Also don't expect anything action packed. I would describe the style as full on scifi. The story evolves around exploring memories of the main character and secrets of freddy fazbears pizza. It feels mysterious and sometimes creepy. I liked all characters, they were behaving rationally. The writing wasn't bad in my opinion. One thing that is important to note specifically for fnaf fans, as many people missunderstand this, is that: The story of the books is it's own canon. Events that happen in the books might not happen in the games and vice versa. It's a self contained story so don't try to fit the events into the game lore as it just does not make sense. However, there are similarities with the game lore and also you can explain some weird stuff from the games with information from these books. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed these books. I think they are excellent and I would definitely recommend them to any fnaf fan. Also the trilogy box comes with a fnaf poster (depicting characters from the books not from the games), a bit small but still pretty cool. To people unfamilier with fnaf, I guess it would still be interesting to read this as a scifi trilogy but I would recommend you to at least take a look at the first fnaf game to get an idea what it might be about.

My son has basically all of them!

good books, i like fnaf, so far only read the first book

Wow was my daughter thrilled when she opened this gift up for Christmas. She is a big FNAF fan and couldnt be more excited to have the books to read. My daughter is 11 years old and these books seem appropriate for her reading level. She has been reading them outloud to me. She does need some help figuring out an unknown word now and then but for the most part she is reading it independently.According to my daughter the author of these books is also the creator of Five Nights At Freddys. This made it even more exciting for her when she saw his name.This particular set comes with three thick chapter books. The books come in a box as a set and also included is a poster. The poster is much smaller than I expected but my daughter didnt seem to mind.I am so glad that I bought these books for my daughter. It helped bring the interest of reading back for her. Finding books that appeal to a childs interest is important and yet can at times be challenging as their interests change as they get older. I recommend these books for anyone who likes FNAF even if it isnt at their reading level. Maybe an adult can read it to them or an older sibling. I even think this is good for middle and some highschool kiddos too. Im sure there are also many adults out there who would enjoy them as well.

The books are great and the price is amazing two for the whole trilogy being the price of basically only two of the books. Unfortunately the box did come with some damage to the corners and did damage a bit of one of the books which is upsetting, but besides that it's a great deal!

my son loved the gift

I’m in college and had to purchase these books that I’ve been wanting to read forever. I’ve been a fan of FNAF since 2014 and I feel like these books have hit the spot. Even though they aren’t exactly canon to the games, they still have similarities which is really interesting. I thought it was well-written and even more terrifying than the games.