A Halloween haunted house-themed book with mirrors, touch-and-feels, and lift-the-flaps Welcome to our happy haunted house Won't you come inside? What's Halloween without a haunted house? Come inside SPOOKY BOO A HALLOWEEN ADVENTURE - it's filled with tons of Halloween fun With spooky lift-the-flaps, icky touch-and-feels, and outrageous mirrors throughout, this is one haunted house that trick-or-treaters will want to visit again and again
A ghost falling in love with a mortal? It's just a bunch of hocus pocus... Dani So, I think my apartment is haunted. No. Really. Spooky things have been happening to me ever since I moved in last year. At first, I ignored them. Later, I got used to the idea that I shared my place with a ghost. I even called him Casper. We got along just fine. Until a sexy hunk showed up the night before Halloween and told me that his name wasn't Casper--it was Zack. And that, on All Hallow's Eve, certain ghosts sometimes have the power to cross over into the human world. Which he did, because he loves me. Okay then. Zack I'm in love. The only problem? She's alive. And me? I'm kinda not. At least, I'm not on every day except for October 31st. Because on Halloween? Anything goes. I want Dani. And even if it's only for the one night when ghosts can cross over to the living world, I'll take what I can get. Because I love a mortal, and it's not just hocus pocus. Danielle Williams doesn't believe in ghosts. But this Halloween, after a year of watching over and falling in love with his mortal houseguest, Zack Banks is ready to prove that this particular ghost might just believe in her. Halloween Boo is the first novella in the Holiday Hunk series. This sweet and steamy Halloween treat is chock full of paranormal romance, insta-love, over-the-top Halloween magic, and enough Hocus Pocus nods to make you cackle like a sexy witch in between moaning for more. A Sarah Spade HEA guaranteed!
New York Times bestselling duo Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin’s beloved Halloween story is now available as a Classic Board Book! Farmer Brown does not like Halloween. So he draws the shades, puts on his footy pajamas, and climbs into bed. But do you think the barnyard animals have any respect for a man in footy pajamas? No, they do not. For them, the Halloween party has just begun. And we all know these critters far prefer tricks over treats. There are big surprises in store for Farmer Brown!
What secrets reside in the Clandestine house? Rumours have run wild for a century in the mouths of all the locals. It is known as the haunted house that swallows people whole. It isn't until an out of town buyer Hannah Watts purchases Clandestine house that the the dark past of the time capsule home will come to light. What happened to the Clandestine family? What is going to happen to Hannah?
Spookyboo is a monster, but has always hated scaring humans, as good monsters are supposed to do. When Spookyboo and her monster friends set out on Halloween night to scare all the children trick-or-treating, she wonders if there is a better way for monsters and humans to act. When they meet three trick-or-treating kids, Spookyboo and her friends must confront what it means to be a good monster, and how to choose kindness over fear. A sweet book with important morals and themes, Spookyboo’s First Hallohuman Halloween: Scare or Share explores issues of right and wrong, making friends, and choosing to share rather than scare.
A cool fun spooky notebook for writing. SIZE: 7.44" X 9.69" inches PAPER: Lined PAGES: 100 Pages COVER: Soft Glossy Cover. (Click on author name to see some of our other fun designs)
A ghoulish ghost and a slithery snake want their own home sweet home—no humans allowed—in this delightfully spooky graphic novel chapter book. Ghost and Snake live in an old, old house. All by their lonesome, with no one to bother them. They go about their days hooting and hissing, until a family—a human one!—moves in and disturbs their peace and quiet. A crying baby? A barking dog? A wailing saxophone? How will they ever stop all this noise and reclaim their home? Their plan involves lots of scaring and slithering, and they’re sure once the family sees them, out they’ll move! But could it be that having a noisy, barking, laughing family around isn’t all that bad?
