Dustin Strauss and his sister, Brianne, are sure something weird is going on at their local museum. Their friend Tim disappeared after he was caught drawing a mustache on a statue. The new security guard looks like an ancient warrior. Every day a different statue is missing. And then there's the curator, Thaddeus Stone, who hates kids and spends his nights working in the museum... When the class bully disappears, Dustin and Brianne plan to sneak into the museum to look for proof they can show to the police. But a terrifying chase through the darkened museum only brings them face-to-face with an ancient evil!

Kidnapped! Rush Keegan is a perfectly normal kid with a totally annoying younger brother named Max. So what could he possibly have to do with Jonas Cutter—a mysterious and deadly pirate whose spectacular treasure was paid for with the lives of a hundred innocent sailors? Plenty. Rush is about to embark on a dangerous quest to rescue his little brother. With the help of a family ghost and a doctor named Vink, Rush must confront the bloodthirsty pirate Cutter—who has been dead for over two hundred years!

Time-Warped! Nathan Forrester plans to scare Adam Ingram out of his wits. He's found the perfect place: haunted Hawkins House. And gorgeous Kendra Collins has agreed to bait the trap. But when Adam and Kendra and their friends open the door, they find only Nathan's backpack, loaded with Halloween tricks. Nathan is missing. Then they hear a scream. . . It's up to Adam to discover the secret of Hawkins House, where a terrifying past lurks behind each door. Where their only way out is death. . .

Crossover Kim Chen's furious. Her little brother Doug has found her secret hiding place in the attic. She's determined to get rid of him. So to scare him away, she tells him there's a witch in the mirror who will come out if she calls "Mirror Maggie" three times. And she threatens to do just that if he won't stay out of her space. She beings to chant the magic words. . . That night Kim hears someone creeping up the spiral staircase to the attic. Then she hears a shriek. It's Doug. Or is it? Soon she's swept into a sinister world where nothing is as it seems. . . a place where she and her family may well be imprisoned forever. Unless Kim can find a way out. . .

The Wrong Bus! It's too late to get off. "Sorry, son," says the driver, closing the door. Why do the kids have such empty, haunted gazes? "Help us! It's barely a whisper. They're looking at him with pleading eyes. The bus is picking up speed. Joey's scared. "Let me off!" he yells. But the driver can't stop. He's lost control. It's Joey's last chance as he forces the door open, tumbles to the ground—and sees the bus plummet over the cliff, into the fog. . . It must be a dream. But it's not. The next time Joey's ready for school the bus will be waiting. Just for him. . .

Stampede! Josh feels all alone since his wild and crazy brother Will died. Now he's galloping toward trouble with his new friend Carlos as they trail an old Native American skinwalker to a cave amidst ancient ruins, hoping to discover his magic. When a mountain lion corners Josh and scares Carlos away, the skinwalker reappears with a warning: unless Josh changes his ways he'll come to a bad end like Will. If he's looking for trouble, the desert will give him trouble. The desert is watching. Will is watching—from Beyond. But the boys can't resist the chance to get even with an enemy rancher. That's when the pale riders arrive, thundering down from the sky. . .

Revenge! It's bound in black leather with a gold lock and key, a beautiful new diary to replace the one that Elizabeth's snoopy little sister Karen read. . .and Elizabeth destroyed in a fit of anger. This time, Karen will sneak a peek at her peril. Elizabeth has poured out a spiteful message on its gold-edged pages. "Karen, beware. This is a magic diary, and if you read it, the goblins will come to punish you." Curious, Karen reads the diary. . .and believes Elizabeth's warning. There are thumps and screams in the night. Karen has seen the goblins. . .has felt their evil breath. They are coming to get her. Elizabeth has had her revenge. Of course, there are no goblins. Or are there?

An Eye for an Eye! Natalie Holland has always been a bit too curious for her own good. She knows she should just mind her own business, but she can't resist the unknown. When Natalie and her little sister Carey stop at a strange booth at the local crafts fair, Natalie is instantly drawn to both Shadow, a sinister-looking black cat, and the carved wooden cat behind a sign that says, "BEWARE! DO NOT TOUCH." Curious Natalie can't resist. But the minute she picks up the carved cat, she sets off a chain of events that ends when Shadow races off his perch. . .and straight into a speeding car. Shadow's mysterious owner Wanda vows Natalie will pay for her curiosity. Shadow is waiting to return from the dead—and Natalie is going to help him. Unfortunately, she only has one life to give. . .

The Haunting! Simon and his family have just moved back to their old hometown, back to the old family house, and, unfortunately, back to the old family curse. Simon is less than thrilled, and also a little spooked. No one believes him when he says the house is haunted. But Simon has seen the ghost of his great-grandfather Thomas, a notorious coward in World War I, roaming the halls at night. Maybe it's just a dream. But then Simon dozes off and awakens in the trenches of a battlefield in France, trapped with Thomas in a hailstorm of bombs. . . There's no exit from this nightmare. Thomas needs Simon to save his life and reputation. Simon must change history—or he'll be lost in time, stripped of his future by a ghost from his family's past. . .