Books with title 3:15 Season One: Things That Go Bump in the Night

Read, watch, and listen to each chilling story in 15 minutes or less!3:15 means several things. It's a time when things go bump in the night. A place where spooky stories find a home. A feeling . . . that chill running down your spine.It means 10 terrifying tales that you'll experience in 3 parts: A frightful audio introduction. Several spooky pages of text. And a creepy video conclusion you can watch online. All in 15 minutes or less.Step into the world of 3:15 and you'll meet Cody Miller, whose greed leads to a grave mistake; Emma Franklin, who learns that not all childhood fears are foolish; Dylan Smith, who should know better than to show off his snowboarding skills on a haunted mountain; and more.Don't get too attached to any of them.Features "Night on the Dredge," a new story set in the world of Skeleton Creek!

Ladies and Gentlemen, The Jewel Theater proudly presents for your reading enjoyment “Things that Go Bump in the Night,” starring Cherry O’Kelly, a burlesque performer whose career was cut short in her prime. A consummate professional, Cherry doesn't let a little thing like death get in the way of a good bump and grind. Enjoy the pageantry while you can because something evil is coming to the theater. Next up on the haunt parade is the Rosemont Hotel. It is reputed to be fraudulently haunted. Its owner - plagued by bumps in the night - has sought out help and has been turned down by all the reputable ghost hunting teams in the area except for one, PEEPs. Burt has a gut feeling about the hotel. Will Burt’s instincts alone be enough to find out what is really going on at the Rosemont? Since you’ve been such a good audience, I have another treat in store for you. What do the Caribbean, crypts and courtrooms have in common? The answer is Beverly Cooper. Mia’s aunt has returned and has brought with her… Oops, that would be telling. Pull up a chair, and open the book. The show is about to start… “Things that Go Bump in the Night,” is the eighth novel in the “Haunted” series following “Old Bones.”

Mickey and his family always enjoyed the night air and he wanted to go exploring. He was curious about Halloween and what happened in October. One night, he awoke a little early. He was flying through the night sky and he met a friend in a wicked old tree. Who does Mickey meet? What do they do? What does Mickey see? Listen and find out for yourself!

Things That Go Bump in the Night, first published in 1959, is a fascinating collection of some of the many ghost and haunted house stories and places of New York state.Traditional folksy ghost stories collected by the author and his students while he was teaching at Cornell. Some of these stories made me want to visit the places mentioned. The author said that he didn’t change any of the place names but he did change names of people so tracking down the particular stone house somewhere between Middleville and Norway becomes problematic since limestone was a popular building material in that area.

Things That Go Bump in the Night is a book for children of all ages! Are your children afraid of the Dark? Are you looking for a cute, fun book to contribute to your child when they are scared at night? Simone Padur has been teaching children art, drama and storytelling in summer camps and international schools for eight years. She has been illustrating for clients and authors for six years. She found that she was constantly using stories in her camp programs and classes. However, when she went to write them down they would fragment or the images for the illustrations would disappear from her head. Then she started using the tools of Access Consciousness which encouraged her to ask questions, of herself and everything around her. Knowing that asking a question would create an awareness she asked: "What kind of book did I require as a kid?" Immediately she remembered how terrified she had been, even into adulthood, of the dark and what lurked in it. It was with the tools of Access Consciousness she was finally able to overcome this unfounded fear. It was with these same tools of asking questions that she had the book outlined within a few hours. Throughout the process of writing and illustrating this book she asked questions and when she did the book flowed with ease. How does it get better than that? What else is possible? It is with great pleasure that she launches this book into the world for kids young and old. How does it get better than that? What if just by being you, you could change the world?

No one was at the bus stop to get the children out of the violent winds, so they were on their own. Where were their parents? Why were the lights out and the phone lines cut at Mrs. Brown's house? What had happened to everyone? Who was walking upstairs in the old house? Was that a body they saw? Will they get caught? Follow the five children as they go through a terrifying time during the stormy night in Sleepy Hollow where things go bump in the night.