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Five Nights at Freddy's: Survival Logbook is an activity book for the Five Nights at Freddy's franchise, written by Scott Cawthon. It first appeared on Amazon mid-2017, and was published on December 26, 2017.
The book is also published in different foreign languages.
Contents
1 Summary
2 Trivia
3 Speculation
4 Gallery
Summary[]
Based on the best-selling horror video game series Five Nights at Freddy's, this essential logbook offers night guards new to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza a chance for self-reflection during their first week on the job. Quizzes, lists, and prompts throughout reinforce training, provide room to log in-game events, and allow for introspection on the best qualities of a Freddy's employee--namely, a genuine disregard for instinctive self-preservation.
Trivia[]
The last page depicts an artwork of a severely damaged Chica sitting on a stool. (It’s confirmed it’s a stool by brightening the image.)
The origins and the universe of this animatronic is completely unknown of where this withered version of the original Chica existed.
Throughout the book, it is heavily implied to be previously been owned by Michael Afton.
Near the beginning of the book, there is an image of Foxy reading a copy of a magazine called Screws, Bolts, and Hairpins, which was mentioned by HandUnit on Night 1 of Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location.
In the updated edition of The Freddy Files, it's stated that this book can help solve some of the many mysteries in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator. In fact, many of the seemingly fun and whimsical puzzles have deeply hidden lore relevance. Interpreting these puzzles' true meaning will help the reader understand a great portion of the lore if done correctly.
Speculation[]
"I was the first! I have seen everything!"
This section archives a lot of theories and speculation, which usually occurs from pre-release media, or just things that are still unknown, so please keep that in mind while reading. The page will continue to be updated with the most accurate information as more solid evidence is supplied.
There also appears to be spirits “in” the book. Like said, it is implied to be previously used by Michael Afton, he also fills out questions in the book; for example, on a page where it asks what bad habits do you want to break, in red pen, someone wrote, “chewing gum excessively.” On another page, where it talks about what you would want in a gift basket, it appears someone drew money in a basket, with a arrow pointing to the Exotic Butters that they drew as well, saying “not this.” referencing Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location.
There are also pages with hidden text that seem to be talking to the Crying Child; “The party was for you.” as well as, “Do you miss them?” and, “What do you see?” and lastly, “Was your favorite childhood toy a plastic purple telephone?” This spirit is heavily theorized to be the spirit whom possess Golden Freddy.
Lastly, there is another spirit who responds to the faded text spirit, but this time, they respond on the shift ratings of each night, specifically on Night 4 and Night 5. “I can’t see.” “It was for me.” “I’m scared.” and lastly, “I can hear sounds.” This spirit is theorized to be the Crying Child, this lead to a big idea and theory, that the Crying Child, and this other spirit possess an animatronic, Golden Freddy.
Gallery[]
The artwork of a disrepaired Chica for the last page.
Back of the book.
Page 2.
Page 3.
Page 5.
Page 6.
Page 20.
Page 45.
Books
Five Nights at Freddy's Novel Trilogy
The Silver Eyes (Graphic Novel) • The Twisted Ones (Graphic Novel) • The Fourth Closet (Graphic Novel)
Fazbear Frights Series
Into the Pit • Fetch • 1:35 A.M. • Step Closer • Bunny Call • Blackbird • The Cliffs • Gumdrop Angel • The Puppet Carver • Friendly Face • Prankster • Felix the Shark (Graphic Novels:Collection 1 • Collection 2 • Collection 3 • Collection 4 • Collection 5)
Tales from the Pizzaplex Series
Lally's Game • HAPPS • Somniphobia • Submechanophobia • The Bobbiedots Conclusion • Nexie • Tiger Rock • B7-2 (Graphic Novels:Collection 1)
Interactive Novel Series
VIP • The Week Before • Return to the Pit
The Freddy Files Series
The Freddy Files • The Freddy Files: Updated Edition • The Ultimate Guide • Security Breach Files • Security Breach Files: Updated Edition
Coloring Books
Art with Edge, Five Nights at Freddy's • Five Nights at Freddy's Coloring Book • Glow-in-the-Dark Coloring Book
Other Activity Books
Sticker Album • Survival Logbook • How to Draw Book • Collectible Sticker Book • Ticket to Fun Ephemera Kit
Other Books
Character Encyclopedia • Cookbook • The Official Movie Novelization • The Art and Making of Five Nights at Freddy's: The Movie
Collections and Bundles
Five Nights at Freddy's Collection • Five Nights at Freddy's: Fandom Pack • Fazbear Frights Box Set • Fazbear Frights Box Set 2 • Fazbear Frights Box Set 3 • Fazbear Frights Collection • Tales from the Pizzaplex #2/#3 • Tales from the Pizzaplex Box Set
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Summary. Based on the best-selling horror video game series Five Nights at Freddy's, this essential logbook offers night guards new to Freddy Fazbear's Pizza a chance for self-reflection during their first week on the job.
Description. Based on the bestselling horror video game series, this logbook offers new night guards at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza a chance for self-reflection. Quizzes, lists, and prompts throughout reinforce training, provide room to log in-game events, and allow for introspection.
Reading the FNAF books in order provides a thorough and enjoyable accounting of every aspect and hidden detail of the literary companion pieces to the animatronic-themed horror franchise.
The chilling FNaF animatronics and grisly murders make them a terrifying read, best suited for teens and adults. You do not need to have played the game to enjoy the FNaF books which are packed full of suspense, but it is best to read the trilogy in order, so go ahead and get started!
Common Sense Media deemed the movie suitable for kids 14 and up, cautioning about its many depictions of violence and terror. Those include scenes showing young children being abducted, a man getting killed by a whirling saw, monsters biting a man in half and a man choking and then stabbing a woman.
Many fans will call Five Nights At Freddy's 4 the very hardest game in the history of the franchise, and it was undoubtedly the hardest seen up to that point when it was released.
Written by Scott Cawthon and Kira Breed-Wrisley, this book transports readers back to the infamous Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. It follows the story of Charlie, the daughter of the pizzeria's founder, who returns to her hometown years after a series of gruesome murders occurred at the pizzeria.
According to Cawthon, the novel "expands the mythos and reveals a human element never before seen in the games". Although the novel inhabits the Five Nights at Freddy's universe, the book and the games are not "intended to fit together like two puzzle pieces".
It manages to blend family-friendly elements with spine-tingling scares, making it suitable for older kids and teenagers, especially those who are fans of the franchise. However, it's important to be aware that the film does contain moderate violence and gore, making it a true PG-13 horror experience.
Widely considered to be the best place to start for FNAF newcomers, the fourth game in the franchise is set the earliest in the overall timeline. Its plot takes place in 1983, which is a good while before the rest of the games.
Introduction: My name is Carlyn Walter, I am a lively, glamorous, healthy, clean, powerful, calm, combative person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.
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