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

Getting ready for sleep is tons of fun with this awesome claymation book.This is an instant classic story of Logan, a young boy who hears strange sounds at home late at night. During a flashlight adventure he discovers the THINGs. which are magical creatures made up of household objects making those scary sounds. Going to bed is not so creepy, and not so scary, and alot more fun when you know of The THINGs That Go Bump In the Night.

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.

This book is number four in series of books about a family of mice who get along, quite, happily with a family who live in a farm house. The human family have two children, Jake and Kirsty. The mouse family have two grandparents and ten grandchildren. They are all very individual and, at times, can be quite a handful.In this book it's Halloween. We hear what the family of four get up too and the mouse family. Scares and fun are on the menu.

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? Read on and find out for yourself!!!!!

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