SCP Foundation - Foundation Handbook - Volume I

I cosplay and I like to bring reading material with me that is sort of geared to my cosplays when I'm walking around and convention or waiting in line. As someone who likes to try and limit my time on my phone at events this is by far the best source of material that could fit my cosplay. For fast reference I went ahead and placed tabs on my copy that help me find the reference points of thr scps inside. As I found out they have a volume 2 I'll definitly be getting that one next month.Note however: on YouTube you can easily plug in some of these scps and read along with the file but I found on one particular scp when it was read aloud the version on YouTube is slightly diffrent. This is the one pertaining to the book ends. I belive this is because the document was refined and at the same time changed by the author of the oringal files or edited by YouTube for copyright issues. So be sure to also read the material normally so that you don't get lost. At the same time do note some of the scps that are listed in here do have side stories that are secondary case files that are sort of small novels inside the book. You won't be able to find those to be read on YouTube to read along with.In all I like that it was well compiled and I have finally finished reading the book myself from initially getting it a few months back after I got to it in my to be read stack.

Very entertaining if you are interested in the lore of the SCP Project. Recommend.

Our daughter is not the easiest to buy for, but she really into SCP. When I found this book I couldn't wait to order it for her birthday. When it came in I was very impressed. The paper is of good quality, and the information inside is so professional looking. Not to mention the thickness of the book. It is truly a great perchance.

A lot of fun! Bought it for my 10yo, ended up bingeing it myself.Regarding kid-safety:Objectionable content: There’s one story near the middle non-explicitly featuring the theme of rape, and there’s one story at the end where one character mentions masturbation. I would personally let my 10yo read it, but I’d have to have conversations with her.Scary content: Many kids would get nightmares from many of these stories. But it’s what I’ll call “thematic creepiness”, usually not in-your-face scariness. Most or all of it is in the genre “weird fiction”, and only a bit of it is proper horror (notably, the first story is horror, which might give the wrong impression).

Really neat book with a ton of details entries for various SCPs. It's around 350 pages and each entry is unique. It doesn't cover every SCP but that's okay. This book is centered more towards teenagers or adults, so if buying for your SCP obsessed child, just know it does contain quite a bit of explicit language. It's very good quality and my son has been enjoying it. Really glad I decided to purchase this for him.

Yes these books are great in looks and authentic purposes as advertised. I am a huge SCP foundation fan. More to be purchased after this home I renamed Site 0113 is completely remodeled and custom made into a bachelors paradise

it would be good if scp 001 the prototype was in it but good!

This is a near-flawlessly executed project. Please support this project so we can see a second volume!A wonderful range of SCPs are included here--short ones, long ones, complicated ones, famous and lesser known ones. Fantastic, clever work at adapting these SCPs to book format, especially ones that involve interaction like inputting credentials. It's obvious a lot of care was taken to hand pick the most appropriate SCPs, such that the reader is given a strong baseline for understanding the SCP universe and its many canons. The ordering is equally appropriate (they aren't in numerical order), which is impressive because SCPs frequently cross-reference each other. I'm proud to have this book.