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Samantha, the laughingstock of the girls' basketball team, meets someone who can grant her three wishes.

Lucy loves to tell monster stories, but when she discovers a real monster, the librarian in charge of the summer reading program, no one will believe her, and the monster knows who she is and is coming to get her.

Disgusted by his father's collection of tacky lawn decorations, which include pink flamingoes and plastic skunks, Joe Burton is further upset when a pair of ugly gnomes are added and a number of strange incidents occur.

Jodie loves her grandfather's scary stories, but this summer's visit to the farm becomes a little too frightening when her grandparents' twelve new--and evil-looking--scarecrows come to life.

After moving to the town of Dark Falls and finding their new--old--house very creepy, Amanda and Josh's parents encourage them to make new friends, which proves to be a hauntingly dangerous mistake.

Luke and Lizzy Morris stumble upon Werewolf Village, the Doom Slide, and the Coffin Cruise at HorrorLand, a terrifying amusement park where the Morris family rides and screams as though it is their last time; includes video game tips, secrets from the series, and more.

Can you escape from an evil wizard? Can you outrun a corpse? Can you learn secrets from a severed head? These terrifying questions, and many more, enliven twenty-two tales collected from around the world and retold.

Carly Beth, who believes she has found the best mask for Halloween-with long animal fangs and yellow-green skin-soon discovers that she cannot take it off.

Gary doesn't have any friends, bullies are constantly beating him up, and even his little sister doesn't like him, which is why he is so excited about exchanging bodies with another kid.

Lindy finds a ventriloquist's dummy and has fun learning to make him move and talk.

When Kat's family moves into a new home and she finds a live sponge under the sink, her family's luck starts to turn and she discovers that the sponge is really a mythical Grool.

Collects seven stories based on horror themes, including tales about werewolves, vampires, ghost dogs, and other creatures of the night.

Contains thirty-three stories about stranded aliens, a horrifying cheesemaker, a boy with the power to make stars vanish, and other frightening things.

A collection of ten scary stories about haunted houses, pirate treasure, and ghosts.

A collection of twenty-six stories by twentieth-century American author Shirley Jackson, including her famous work, "The Lottery," in which the people of a village perform their annual lottery even though they have long forgotten the reason for the ritual.