Five Nights at Freddy's: Tales from the Pizzaplex 8 Books Collection Set - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. 1. Lally's Game. 2. Happs. 3. Somniphobia. 4. Submechanophobia. 5. The Bobbiedots Conclusion. 6. Nexie. 7. Tiger Rock. 8. B7-2. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9780678462812. Publisher: Scholastic. Age Range: 12-14 years. Overview. Step back inside Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex with this complete Five Nights at Freddy's: Tales from the Pizzaplex 8 Books Collection Set by Scott Cawthon. Building on the bestselling Fazbear Frights formula, each volume gathers three chilling short stories plus an epilogue, expanding the FNAF universe with new characters, animatronics and nightmares. Brand new paperback, this set is a must-have for teen and adult horror fans, gamers, and collectors wanting the full run of Pizzaplex tales together in one gift-ready bundle.. About the Books. This eight-book paperback collection continues the anthology format that made the original Fazbear Frights series a hit, with Scott Cawthon and his collaborators weaving fresh horror around the Mega Pizzaplex setting introduced in Security Breach. Lally's Game opens the set with secrets, a forbidden artifact and a fiancé's hidden past drawing Selena into danger. Happs follows Steve's dream job turning nightmarish, while a prank in the tube maze spirals out of control. Somniphobia explores grief and the unsettling presence of the Springtrap costume, and Submechanophobia leans into mechanical terrors and paranoia in Cawthon's trademark tension-driven style. The Bobbiedots Conclusion, Nexie, Tiger Rock and B7-2 round out the series, carrying the anthology forward through VR booths, haunting animatronics and mysterious new arrivals at the Pizzaplex. Each book stands alone as a quick, gripping read, making the set equally suited to dedicated series completists and newcomers wanting an accessible entry point into modern FNAF horror fiction. Together the eight titles form a satisfying, self-contained arc that rewards fans of jump-scares, slow-burn dread and video