When a new lunchroom superintendent arrives at Graveyard School, the town's pets begin disappearing, and the school meals reach an all-time low, sixth-graders Stacey and Park wonder if there's a connection. Original.

Skate and Vickie risk more than skinned knees when they set out to learn enough from the mysterious new skateboarder in town—the only one to master Dead Man's Curve—to beat pugnacious Eddie Hoover in the upcoming competition. Original.

A third addition to a humorous horror series continues the adventures of the kids at Graveyard School, when a new student in the class puts a different twist on the original version of ""The Headless Horseman.""

It's pet day at Graveyard School, and Skip Wolfson wishes he could bring in an exotic pet like a werewolf. He's in for the shock of his life when he doesn't have to search very far for one.

The fifth book in this popular middle-grade horror/humor series. David's little brother Richie loves dinosaurs—he even keeps a terrarium filled with plastic dinos and treats them as if they are real. When Richie tells him that his Tyrannosaurus Rex has escaped, David decides he's gone too far. It can't be true that dinosaurs are back and on the loose . . . can it?

Welcome to camp—Camp Dracula, as Jeep Holmes jokingly calls it. Jeep may be joking, but he isn't laughing. He can't take this weird new summer place! Never mind that the counselors always wear dark glasses and the activities are all at night. What bothers him most are the other campers, a bunch of sickly-looking creeps who like to keep bats in the bunks! Why did his parents send him to this horrific place? Will Jeep make it through the summer without going batty? You'll be dying to go to class at Graveyard School # 1 Don't Eat the Mystery Meat! # 2 The Skeleton on the Skateboard # 3 The Headless Bicycle Rider # 4 Little Pet Werewolf # 5 Revenge of the Dinosaurs # 6 Camp Dracula

Marc and his twin sister, Terri, are excited about spending the summer at their uncle Nicholas' lake house. Even though their uncle is an old grouch, Marc and Terri,enjoy the lake and their summer friends in Grove Hill. But this summer is different. Suddenly the once placid lake has motorboats, fishermen, and crowds. Even worse is the gross green slime that's been popping up on boats and docks and swimmers. When Terri goes for a swim and doesn't return, Marc wonders what exactly is lurking under the water....

But We Were Only Joking! Mrs. Cheevy, the new math teacher at Graveyard School, is totally paranoid! She's always looking over her shoulder, her voice continually quavers during math lessons, and she jumps when anyone asks a question. This makes her the perfect target for class clown Bentley Jeste, and soon all the kids get in on the act. Math has never been more hilarious, until one day a practical joker goes too far. Could Mrs. Cheevy's second-period class have scared her to death? You'll be dying to go to class at Graveyard School #1 Don't Eat the Mystery Meat! #2 The Skeleton on the Skateboard #3 The Headless Bicycle Rider #4 Little Pet Werewolf #5 Revenge of the Dinosaurs #6 Camp Dracula #7 Slime Lake #8 Let's Scare the Teacher to Death!

Sembra un innocente pupazzo di neve... Nevicata straordinaria. Montagne di neve perfette per fare pupazzi. Tutti nel cortile della scuola si danno da fare con carote e pezzi di carbone. Anche Kyle. Ma il suo pupazzo ha qualcosa di sinistro. È grande da far paura. Fa paura, davvero. Perché è vivo. Si muove. Cammina. E dà la caccia a Kyle nella più terribile tormenta della stagione. Riuscirà Kyle a sfuggire alla stretta gelida del mostro di neve che ha creato?

A new terror-filled scarefest from the Graveyard School series concerns a haunted bathroom, where the brave but foolhardy souls who decide to enter may never make it back out, and includes fun-filled activities. Original.

On April Fool's day at Graveyard School, students find their bodies switched with other people's.

When the Bellville Bears, the one-time worst soccer team in the universe, begin to clobber the Graveyard School Tigers, Tyson begins to suspect foul play and learns that the Bears have been replaced by monsters

Tom B. Stone lives in New York City. Skip Wolfson nearly missed the school bus—for the fifth day in a row! He hops on just in time, but as he checks out the driver and the passengers, he becomes a little uncomfortable. They don't look familiar at all. Skip has gotten on the wrong bus. A very wrong bus. As the driver goes faster and faster, Skip realizes that he's on a one-way journey and there's no way out. The next stop may be his last...

After missing the bus five days, Skip gets on the wrong bus and realizes he's riding with the undead.

Have yourself a scary little Christmas . . . Christopher hates Christmas. He calls it a howl-iday, not a holiday. The fat man in a red suit? Santa Claws. That eight-reindeer vehicle? A slay. And Chris isn't kidding. Welcome to Christmas at Graveyard School. It's sure to be very merry. And very, very scary!

Readers take a Graveyard School class trip to the museum with Park and his friends. Sneal away from the others. Rattle the dinosaur bones. Jump out and say "Boo!" to the museum guard. Play a little hide-and-seek. But don't go near the mummies. One of those mummies isn't wrapped right, as Park found out just before he disappeared. Original. (Digest)

Fe, fi, fo, fum. Now the giant is going to have some fun.... Jackson needs to earn some money—fast. When he mows old Mr. Thompson's lawn, that's what he thinks he's going to get. Right? Wrong! Mr. Thompson pays Jackson with magic beans! Now he's back to square one. And when he throws the beans out the window, his money troubles don't seem so big after all.

Three strikes? You're dead! Park Addams thinks it's going to be a great summer. He just made the all-star team, and it seems like they can't be beat—until they meet the Belville All-Stars. Shutout? Try wipeout! No-hitter? No one even sees the ball! How do they do it? The Grove Hill All-Stars are suddenly scared to death. Welcome to the field of screams....

What's big and green and mean all over? Algernon is about to find out. He's spending summer vacation with his relatives, "the Swamp People." They live near a swamp, and Algie hates swamps. He hates the smell. He hates the insects that hover around. But mostly, he hates the dark, murky water. Below the muddy surface, Algie knows something is lurking. Wicked... watching...waiting... He's right.

A for Awesome. B for Beautiful. C for Charming. D for DEAD. She's so sweet. So nice. So different from the other monstrous teachers at Graveyard School. Everyone likes her. Even Bentley the Bad, until one day he discovers the awful truth.... Now Bentley may have to stay after school. Forever.

Spending Thanksgiving at his uncle's creepy island home, Skate McGraw finds a skeleton in the study, hears bony footsteps at night, and thinks that the skeleton, riding a skateboard, has come to life. Original.

It's New Year's Eve, and when Jordie and Jessica Flanders are coming home from a visit to their grandmother, their bus breaks down in the middle of nowhere. Usually, Jordie would be bummed, but she's been invited—and forced to go—to perfect Polly Hannah's New Year's party. The middle of nowhere isn't so bad compared to that! Until the old mansion the bus passengers have chosen for refuge turns out to be inhabited by ghosts! (Digest)

It's Easter and time for the annual Grove Hill Easter Egg Hunt. David Pike is taking his younger brother, weird Richie. Richie is excited, but for David it's one big yawn. But then David finds out that the Egg Hide 'n' Seek will be held at Graveyard School. An Easter egg hunt near a graveyard? This year, it's going to be more egg-citing than it's cracked up to be!

Alex wishes he had stayed home this summer. He hates camp. He hates the goofy songs. He hates the gross food. But most of all, he hates the creepy campfire stories. Is he the only one who notices that they've been coming true? And will he be able to stop whoever it is before he becomes just another marshmallow on the campfire of life?

Take a ride in the Tunnel of Blood. Cover your eyes. Scream your brains out. Hope you make it out alive. It's the scariest ride in the whole amusement park. Brave Nathan isn't afraid. He knows the ride is one big fake. He laughs at danger. But now he's about to find out how the Tunnel of Blood got its name. He's about to stop laughing and start screaming. Too late, Nate. The worst ride of your life has just begun.

Back to school. Ghouls rule. Teachers drool. Dead things walking are nothing shocking. Blue is new at Graveyard School. But he knows right away that he's going to class at Creep Central. Just look at the teachers. The principal. Even the janitor. But worst of all look at the kid who wants to be Blue's new best friend. With friends like these, who needs enemies? Welcome to Dead Kid 101.

Kyle should have left the eyeball where he found it. But he didn't. And now it's come back to haunt him—just in time for the holiday. So if Kyle knows what's good for him, he'll block up the chimney and lock all the doors. He'll close all the windows and turn on all the lights. And he won't hang up his stocking. Because this year . . . Santa Claws is coming to town.

What has eight legs And dresses in webs of silk And sucks up people Like they were glasses of milk? Ask Ari Spinner. She likes spiders. They don't make her scream. They make her smile. She and the spiders are best friends. And there's nothing you wouldn't do for a best friend. Is there?