The first in a spooky new series perfect for fans of Goosebumps. When Kayla Dunn’s family moves from the city to the country town of Orchard Falls, she has one dream: to grow pumpkins big enough to compete in the annual Jack-o’-Lantern Festival. Desperate to win—and beat her next-door nemesis—she resorts to planting unusual, glowing seeds from a mysterious shopkeeper. Kayla should be overjoyed when her pumpkins grow faster and bigger than she ever imagined … but her first harvest is about to become a real nightmare. Because these pumpkins are blue and veiny. Because their vines seem to have a mind of their own. And because something terrifying inside them is longing to hatch.

Kalon has always dreamed of being an archaeologist. Exploring ancient ruins, unearthing treasure—his life could use a little adventure. So when his aunt invites him to tour a lost temple on a tropical island, he can’t believe his luck. It sounds like the perfect way to spend his vacation. If only he hadn’t opened that sarcophagus. After he accidentally awakens an evil trickster, Kalon must complete three dangerous tasks by sunrise and steal from the gods themselves ... ... Or take the trickster’s place in the tomb—forever.

A spooky new series perfect for fans of Goosebumps. Holly can’t wait to spend the summer at Camp Moonglow. The brochure promises swimming in a crystal-clear lake and hikes through a majestic forest. Too bad the brochure was a lie. Instead of paradise, Holly finds herself at an isolated camp in the middle of a dark, sweltering bayou. But Holly has bigger problems than mosquitoes, because nothing is as it appears at Camp Moonglow. The counselors enjoy scaring Holly a little too much. A camper disappears and nobody seems to care. And somewhere out in the bayou, a creature hungrily watches Holly’s every move …

A spooky new series perfect for fans of Goosebumps and The Last Kids on Earth. All Mitch has ever wanted is to learn how to ski. Good thing his eccentric grandfather just bought a rundown old lodge in the snowy town of Everblanc. The locals follow a strange ritual: each night, they line the streets with hundreds of glowing lanterns. At first, Mitch assumes they’re just really enthusiastic about holiday decorations. He’s about to discover that the lanterns serve a far darker purpose. Somewhere out in the cold wilderness, a sinister being known as the Shiver awakens whenever the temperature falls. And once it catches you, you’ll never feel warm again.

A spooky series perfect for fans of Goosebumps and The Last Kids on Earth. Jessica shouldn’t have pulled that last prank with all the glitter. Now she’s stuck cleaning up the library as punishment over summer vacation. But Jessica is about to have bigger problems than a few dusty shelves. A new nightmare waits for her deep in the shadows of the library. What lurks behind the glowing door guarded by those scary stone gargoyles? Why does the librarian seem so inhuman? And why does the book she sent home with Jessica start to whir as she falls asleep? Some questions are better left unanswered, as Jessica will soon discover in the Nightmare Library …

Bonegarden is a spooky, action-packed series that will thrill fans of Goosebumps, Gravity Falls, and Small Spaces. Each book is a brand new adventure, so the series can be read in any order and is perfect for readers ages 8 to 12. Rebecca is having a rough Halloween. Her nemesis just sabotaged her costume, and she overheard her parents talking about moving to a new town. Then Rebecca learns of a local legend about the Briar King, a mysterious spirit who dwells in the old spring in the town ruins. The Briar King offers her a treasure that would solve all her problems. All she has to do is complete a game called the Halloween Trials. But this is no ordinary game. As each challenge proves more terrifying and dangerous than the last, Rebecca is about to discover the hard way: When you make a bargain with the Briar King, the real prize is escaping with your life.

Bonegarden is a spooky, action-packed series that will thrill fans of Goosebumps, Gravity Falls, and Small Spaces. Each book is a brand new adventure, so the series can be read in any order and is perfect for readers ages 8 to 12. Eric thought that his trip to the Alps would be a fun adventure. Traveling across Europe by train, hiking the mountains ... What could go wrong? Too bad he stumbled through that portal to another world. Now he’s trapped on a perilous new planet where nothing is as it seems. Where something isn’t quite right about the villagers. Where hairy, hungry beasts roam the valley. To find his way back to Earth, Eric must navigate through a terrifying wilderness. But survival is never guaranteed on the Planet of the Yeti.