Books with title The Haunted House Story

One dark Halloween night, 3 kids, Eli, Kalyn, and Maddie set out on an adventure. Maddie's mom, Jackie, had told them not to go, but they did anyway.They went out to old, dark, scary house and they saw all sorts of creepy monsters. They got chased, someone swung an ax at them, and they almost got cooked!!!! Wow, so many scary things happened that night. Did they ever make it out of that haunted house?! OMG... what a night!

The Not-So-Haunted House is a children's book story about a farmer who has allowed his imagination to run wild. He believes his house is haunted and has moved out of it and into his barn. His friend comes to visit and to help him understand his fears. It is a delightful picture book and has all the ingredients one looks for in a children's story. It's a tale told in rhyme that can help parents to calm their kids' fears of things that go bump in the night.~This is a children's picture book that is designed to be fun and help parents discuss with their children their fears.~it's fun and imaginative children's book. ~This picture book has the potential to calm children down at bedtime.-A humorous children's book to read just for the story itself. This adventure book will be a valuable tool for parents and an exciting read for children.-

Glowing Mystery Series, Book 3 The Glowing Mystery Series is perfect for fans of the Magic Treehouse Books! He's back! Hector McGreevy, the ghost that haunts the old Mayville School library is back to cause trouble! This time he wants to destroy the Haunted House. Fright Fest will never be the same. Halloween could be ruined forever! Can Jason and Beth track down another missing book and return it to the old library before the Haunted House is demolished? Fortunately, the glow will give them the clues they need to solve this ghostly mystery.

Beware the Haunted House is a glowing light and spooky sound book that captures the best of a favorite American tradition: Halloween. From glowing jack-o-lanterns and silly ghosts to goofy monsters and spidery stews, children will be captivated by the ghoulishly funny sounds, glowing lights, and the engaging story. Little ones will find this book irresistible and hard to put down.

The Haunted House" (1859) by Charles Dickens is actually a compilation work, with contributions from Hesba Stretton, George Augustus Sala, Adelaide Anne Procter, ?Wilkie Collins, and Elizabeth Gaskell. Each writer, including Dickens, writes one “chapter” of the tale. The premise is that a group of people has come to a well-known haunted house to stay for a period of time, experience whatever supernatural elements might be there to experience, then regroup at the end of their stay to share their stories. Each author represents a specific person within the tale and, while the genre is that of the ghost story

Amy loves ghost stories and she would really like to meet a ghost herself. With her favorite companion Roscy, she is off on a monster hunt - in a haunted house no less! Will she find what she seeks? Join Amy and Roscy as they set off on an exciting,spine tingling adventure full of surprising twists and turns. This imaginative illustrated story is perfect for the brave and adventurous kids out there who have always wondered..are ghosts real?