Here are some suggestions:
Funny and Lighthearted:
* Welcome to the Wicked Wax Museum: A classic that involves a wax museum and a mischievous ghost. It's more silly than scary.
* The Horror at Camp Jellyjam: This one features a summer camp, a grumpy camp counselor, and some fun scares, but nothing truly terrifying.
* How I Got My Shrunken Head: It's more about the quirkiness of shrinking your own head than being scary.
* Egg Monsters from Mars: This book is full of wacky aliens, silly humor, and more fun than frights.
Adventure with a Side of Spook:
* The Curse of the Cave Creatures: This book has a bit of an eerie cave exploration but focuses on the adventure of the kids discovering secrets.
* The Haunted Mask: While it involves a mask that turns you into a monster, the overall tone is more comedic and about learning a lesson.
* The Ghost in the Mirror: This one features a ghostly figure but focuses on the mystery and suspense of figuring out who it is.
Bonus:
* Ghost Beach: This book is a bit more suspenseful, but the focus is on the mystery and the kids' attempt to solve it.
It's important to note that what's scary is subjective. What one person finds spooky, another might find amusing.
How to Choose:
* Read the descriptions: Most Goosebumps books have descriptions that give you an idea of the tone and plot.
* Check out reviews: See what other readers say about the book's level of scariness.
Have fun reading! Let me know if you need more specific recommendations based on your child's age or interests.