Books in The Children's Horrible House series

Have you ever wondered what happens to kids who don't make their beds and clean their rooms? Well, Holly Spinatsch, a curious and rebellious tomboy, found out when she was taken away to The Children’s Horrible House... On her search for kinship in this seemingly haunted jail-like mansion, she discovers a mystery lurking and breathing, crying out for discovery. However, when she and her "horrible" friends attempt to solve the mystery, they are only left with more questions.

In this second book of The Horrible House series, Holly Spinatsch wakes up from what she believes was a dream until a slew of clues leads her to conclude that what she experienced at The Children’s Horrible House may have indeed occurred. Her sister’s dog runs away and with him her hopes of seeing her "horrible" friends becomes bleak. After being enrolled in a new school, her hope is revived when she sees Coriander, her closest ally she met during her stay at the mysterious mansion. With him, she decides to go back but they are not sure how to get there until a note from Holly’s older sister Juniper jumpstarts their resolve to return. Meanwhile Sirius Pankins, the director, is plotting a trap to force these kids to find what she believes is a rightful fortune but nostalgic flashes from her lost family cause her to lose sight of her goal.

In this third book of The Children’s Horrible House series, Holly Spinatsch and Coriander Oats have returned only to realize they must escape immediately. Memories of her Horrible House friends and Coriander’s obsession to find the hidden treasure have led them back to discover that the intimidating house is more fragile than it had appeared. Holly learns that the mystery she uncovered on her first visit was just the tip of the iceberg. With the help of Juniper and her friends, Holly discovers a hidden presence much larger than anyone could have imagined. From deep inside an underground cave, a signal is calling while a cosmic force threatens to engulf the entire estate. Will Holly and Coriander escape empty-handed, once again? Will they escape, at all?

Have you ever wondered what happens to children who don't make their beds and clean their rooms? Well, Holly Spinatsch, a curious and rebellious tomboy, found out when she was taken away to The Children’s Horrible House... On her search for kinship in this seemingly haunted, jail-like mansion, she discovers a mystery lurking and breathing, crying out for discovery. However, when she and her "horrible" friends attempt to solve the mystery, they are only left with more questions.

In this third book of The Children’s Horrible House series, Holly Spinatsch and Coriander Oats have returned only to realize they must escape immediately. Memories of her Horrible House friends and Coriander’s obsession to find the hidden treasure have led them back to discover that the intimidating house is more fragile than it had appeared. Holly learns that the mystery she uncovered on her first visit was just the tip of the iceberg. With the help of Juniper and her friends, Holly discovers a hidden presence much larger than anyone could have imagined. From deep inside an underground cave, a signal is calling while a cosmic force threatens to engulf the entire estate. Will Holly and Coriander escape empty-handed, once again? Will they escape, at all?

Have you ever wondered what happens to kids who don't make their beds and clean their rooms? Well, Holly Spinatsch, a curious and rebellious tomboy, found out when she was taken away to The Children's Horrible House... On her search for kinship in this seemingly haunted jail-like mansion, she discovers a mystery lurking and breathing, crying out for discovery. However, when she and her "horrible" friends attempt to solve the mystery, they are only left with more questions.

In this second book of The Horrible House series, Holly Spinatsch wakes up from what she believes was a dream until a slew of clues leads her to conclude that what she experienced at The Children's Horrible House may have indeed occurred. Her sister's dog runs away and with him her hopes of seeing her "horrible" friends becomes bleak. After being enrolled in a new school, her hope is revived when she sees Coriander, her closest ally she met during her stay at the mysterious mansion. With him, she decides to go back but they are not sure how to get there until a note from Holly's older sister Juniper jumpstarts their resolve to return. Meanwhile Sirius Pankins, the director, is plotting a trap to force these kids to find what she believes is a rightful fortune but nostalgic flashes from her lost family cause her to lose sight of her goal.