1:35AM (Five Nights at Freddy’s: Fazbear Frights #3) Paperback – May 5, 2020

Purchased this book and many in the series for my daughter she loves the series definitely a five star

The media could not be loaded. This is an amazing book get it for ur best freind if they like fnaf!!!

FNAF.... Creepy but my 11 year old can't get enough!! The long awaited movie is due out October so expect to hear more about it! Great way to see if your child/ren are going to make it through the movie lol These books are broken into short stories and I can vouch for there being important and helpful lessons built in the tales. Just creepy enough to make sure they were really paying attention to think about it in the aftermath.***As a parent these books are not one age fits all! Some young ones are really intoxicated by it while some pre-teens are clearly not comfortable. Base purchase on their level.**

Reading all these short stories, there were definitely some emotional hits more from the first and third stories. Spoilers ahead: Delilah in the first story, accepting the fact that she's basically going to die in a vent because Ella wouldn't be able to get to her, was very chilling and left me a little speechless. Devon's actions in the third book were shocking despite my suspicions of him planning to do something horrible to Kesley. I just love how the stories were written to elaborate on each protagonist's loneliness that ultimately was a factor in their actions.

Im sure this is a great book but my kid refuses to read the books I buy him so I just throw away my money hoping he will read a book that he picks out one day.

Very good purchase and it’s exactly what I ordered! Came early too!

This so far is prpbably one of the weaker books in the Fazbear Fright series. What made the first two so good was the fact that the stories could be expanded upon, and how I wanted to see more of the chracters in the first ans second book. This one however, is weaker in that sense, each of the stories (except for some of the third one) has a clear beginning and end. That's how you make a good.short story, by making the viewer want more, but make the also see why they want less.I'd also like to mention that the first one had more intriguring characters. With more of a stage presence. If you ask me, the second nd third one really dropped the ball in this regard.Also, this is more of a personal gripe, but the stories seem less fun to speculate about. The first one was a little tricky, the second was easy, and the third was just weird; and doesn't fit cleanly.Anyway this is still a good book, but didn't fix the flaws with the second one.

Fast delivery, Good packaging.My sister approved.