stones, allowing Morgred to, once again, send them into the future. Now in the present, they are part of their tour group again. A bearded man, Morgred, joins the children as their guardian and tells them to call him Mr. Morgan. Adaptations The book was adapted into a two-part episode for the television series. Jeffrey Kauffman, of DVD Talk, wrote, "If you're new to the Goosebumps world, this is a great place to start, with two exceptional episodes which perfectly balance thrills with an at times black humor". An audiobook was released by Walt Disney Records, which was nominated for an Audie Award for "Best Audio Children's Production". In a review of the audiobook, Billboard said that it is an "imaginative, intriguing tale of two American tourists who visit Terror Tower". It was adapted into a board game titled Goosebumps: A Night in Terror Tower Game, released by the Milton Bradley Company. Artist Tim Jacobus stated in his autobiography It Came From New Jersey! My Life As An Artist that the cover was one of the hardest pieces of art he ever had to draw and the longest to finish. A spin-off and sequel appears in the Give yourself Goosebumps series where the protagonists from the first book returns to take down their evil uncle Robert once and for all. Sales A 2001 article from Publishers Weekly said that the book was 294 on the list of bestselling children's books of all time, with 1,316,723 copies sold since its original publication. Home media The VHS release included a bookmark. The episodes were released on DVD in 2008, with no special features. The DVD also includes the two-part episode Stay Out of the Basement. See also Tower of London in popular culture References Goosebumps 1995 American novels 1995 fantasy novels 1990s horror novels American horror novels American fantasy novels 1995 children's books Novels about time travel Novels set in London Works set in castles American novels adapted into television shows Scholastic Corporation books