Books with title Johnny's in the basement

The only thing worse than skeletons in your closet are bodies in your basement.A cozy mystery from #1 Bestselling author Danielle CollinsHenrietta and Ralph are renovating and find a dead body in a boarded-up basement. As they seek to uncover the identity of this long-dead skeleton, they begin to see that everything they have been going through is somehow interconnected. And could stretch back centuries. Can they piece together enough clues to solve a mystery that threatens all of Hearts Grove?Body in the Basement is the twelfth book in the Hearts Grove Cozy Mystery series. If you enjoy cozy mysteries with interesting characters, you don’t want to miss the Hearts Grove Cozy Mysteries.Download Body in the Basement and start solving your next mystery today!Always FREE on Kindle Unlimited

Johnny's in the basement where his parents won't bother him, sitting on top of The World's Greatest Bottle Cap Collection. He's just turned eleven and his parents have decided that it's time for him to grow up. Suddenly he has to wash the dishes and take out the garbage. And get rid of his bottle caps! His birthday presents are grown-up junk like socks and underwear and -- worst of all -- social-dancing lessons. Growing up certainly doesn't seem worth it -- until he meets Valerie Plum, who hates dancing school even more than Johnny does, but doesn't hate Johnny at all.

Neeghan Fincastle spent her first year at the Renasci Academy for Gifted Students thinking she didn’t have the gifts she needed to be in her coterie, but the book she found on her first night back at home changed all that when it revealed more of her talents. Now she has to catch up on everything she missed during her first year, figure out how to use her newfound abilities, and get ready to go back to the school – and friends – she didn’t think she’d see again.Except there’s a problem: her gifts don’t want to cooperate. No matter what she does, how hard she tries, she can’t get her newly discovered talents to work. It’s not just over the summer, either – things don’t go any better once she’s back at school. She’s still struggling with her schoolwork because she can’t do the things she needs to do for her classes, even though everyone around her seems to handle the assignments with ease. Neeghan needs to figure out what’s going on with her abilities so she doesn’t fall behind, but a certain book might have more to say about the situation... and once again, it might change everything.

Toby is on the run. He's just made the biggest mistake of his life. His step-father is a deputy sheriff so they won't even care why he did it. It will be his word against his step-father's, and his will lose.The young fugitive escapes to the only safe place he can think of. He can't stay there forever, but he can buy enough time to plan his next step.The big house was supposed to be empty. Those people weren't supposed to be there. And she wasn't supposed to be in the basement.He's faced with another choice, one that may lead to a mistake even greater than the last."In The Basement" is a SHORT story for fans of horror and supernatural thrillers.

Neeghan Fincastle spent her first year at the Renasci Academy for Gifted Students thinking she didn’t have the gifts she needed to be in her coterie, but the book she found on her first night back at home changed all that when it revealed more of her talents. Now she has to catch up on everything she missed during her first year, figure out how to use her newfound abilities, and get ready to go back to the school – and friends – she didn’t think she’d see again.Except there’s a problem: her gifts don’t want to cooperate. No matter what she does, how hard she tries, she can’t get her newly discovered talents to work. It’s not just over the summer, either – things don’t go any better once she’s back at school. She’s still struggling with her schoolwork because she can’t do the things she needs to do for her classes, even though everyone around her seems to handle the assignments with ease. Neeghan needs to figure out what’s going on with her abilities so she doesn’t fall behind, but a certain book might have more to say about the situation... and once again, it might change everything.

Cadence volunteers to babysit a litter of kittens for the new neighbor. There’s only one rule: don’t go in the basement!When one of the kittens go missing, she’s is forced to break the rule. She recruits Rhapsody her best friend to help. The girls discover more than a missing kitten. They find an secret journal written over three hundred years ago.The more Cadence explores the pages of the journal, the more she sees similarities between the journal and strange behavior of the new neighbors, she sets out on a wild adventure to expose the secrets of the diary, including a magical potion and mysterious dragon eggs.Her friends laugh when Cadence reveals her plan to unveil her discovery in front of her whole science class.No matter. Cadence is determined to prove what she's found. Will the experiment be successful? Will she prove once and for all that dragons really do exist?

Our hero, attending a Halloween party in an embarrassing pink bunny costume (he wanted to he a pirate) stumbles across a secret society of damaged, forgotten, and pissed-off toys in the basement of his friend’s house―including the terrifying Amélie, not an adorable gamine played by Audrey Tautou ―but a towering sentient assemblage of broken toy parts out for revenge! With appearances in such anthologies as Kramers Ergot and Blab, Stéphane Blanquet has been delighting and terrifying American readers with his superslick, ultradetailed creepiness. So it makes perfect sense that his first graphic novel to be published in the U.S. would be… a children’s book? Yes indeed.