What is the scariest part in 'goosebumps school bus story'?

The scariest part could be when the kids realize that the bus driver is not who they seem. Maybe the driver has a menacing look or starts acting really strange, like laughing maniacally for no reason.

Well, in the 'goosebumps school bus story', the main characters are likely to be the students on the bus. There could be a shy kid who is really observant and starts to notice the strange things first. Then there might be a popular kid who at first doesn't believe in the spooky happenings but later has to face the reality. And of course, the bus driver is also an important character. He could be under some sort of curse or be an accomplice to the supernatural events. The interactions between these characters and how they react to the terrifying situations on the school bus are what drive the story forward.

Probably the sudden appearances of strange apparitions. When something just pops up out of nowhere, it's really scary.

The sudden appearance of unexplained figures. For example, seeing a ghostly child in the seat when you know there's no one there. It gives you a shock.

For me, the scariest part is when the driver found the claw mark. It just gives this sense of something unknown and potentially dangerous being on the bus.

The unexpected change of route can be really scary. Just like in many stories, when the bus goes to a place that the kids don't recognize, it gives a sense of danger and being lost. For example, if it drives into a dark forest or an abandoned area.

One of the scariest is 'Welcome to Dead House'. The spooky atmosphere of an old, haunted house really gets you. Another is 'The Haunted Mask'. The idea of a mask that takes over your face and makes you do evil things is terrifying. And 'Say Cheese and Die!' with its cursed camera that brings misfortune is also quite scary.

The sense of being watched. In a bus, there are windows all around. You might feel like there are eyes on you from outside, in the darkness. And if there are strange noises coming from the engine or the back of the bus, it adds to the overall sense of dread. It's like you're in a moving metal box with potential terrors both inside and outside.

One interesting part could be a time when a famous local singer was on the same road as the school bus. The bus driver slowed down and the singer waved at the kids. The kids were all thrilled and talked about it for days.

For me, the scariest part is being lost. Like when you are in an unfamiliar place on a school trip, away from the safety of the group and teachers. You don't know where to go and every sound or movement makes you think something bad is about to happen.