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A dark dark tale Ruth Brown A black cat prowls an abandoned mansion, venturing farther into its darkest chambers until it discovers…? |
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Ghost's hour, spook's hour Eve Bunting Midnight noises and spooky sights won’t stop a boy and his dog from seeking his missing parents. |
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The teeny-tiny woman: a ghost story Paul Galdone Is the bone haunted that the teeny tiny woman found in the churchyard? |
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Jitterbug jam Barbara Jean Hicks With a slice of bread and jitterbug jam, Bobo the monster won’t be afraid of the boy under his bed. |
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The ghost of Nicholas Greebe Tony Johnston This ghost cannot rest until his stolen thigh bone is returned. |
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The mystery of Eatum Hall John Kelly and Cathy Tincknell Horace and Glenda are invited to Eatum Hall, but what’s on the menu? |
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Ghosts in the house! Kazuno Kohara A clever girl knows the best way to take care of a house full of ghosts. |
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The boy who drew cats Arthur A. Levine In an old Japanese legend, a boy’s lovingly painted cats destroy the evil Goblin Rat. |
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The dark at the top of the stairs Sam McBratney The young mice want to visit the dark stairs where the monster lives. What will they find? |
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Precious and the Boo Hag Patricia C. McKissack Prunella is tricky and she’s scary. Will Precious let her in? |
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Halloween A B C Eve Merriam D is for Demon, F is for Fiend—a playful and shivery alphabet book. |
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Velcome Kevin O'Malley These spooky jokes might make you scream with laughter! |
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Baba Yaga & the wise doll Hiawyn Oram Sent to the wicked Baba Yaga by her horrid stepsisters, Too Nice receives help from a doll. |
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I'm coming to get you! Tony Ross A terrible monster is coming to get little Tommy Brown…He’s here! |
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The boy and the ghost Robert D. San Souci A poor boy hopes to win a fortune by spending the night in a haunted house. |
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Abiyoyo Pete Seeger A boy and his father trick a giant before he eats them alive! |
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Monster Goose Judy Sierra “Sing a song of sea slime”? “Monster Bo-Creep”? Nursery rhymes like never before! |
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Do not open Brinton Turkle Miss Moody finds a mysterious purple bottle half-buried in the sand. Scratched on the glass are the words “Do Not Open.” |
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The witch's child Arthur Yorinks A cold-hearted witch makes a child of straw. What does she need to bring her to life? |
