Books with title Spooky Spooky Spooky!

Pookie gets dressed up for Halloween in this silly board book from beloved and bestselling author and illustrator Sandra Boynton.It’s Halloween! What will little Pookie decide to be this year? Pookie tries on costumes one by one, but somehow can’t find just the right thing. The resolution to Pookie’s dilemma will delight toddlers and their caregivers alike. Told and illustrated with Sandra Boynton’s celebrated charm and pizzazz, Spooky Pookie has all the makings of a beloved Halloween classic. Boo!

Forty years a soldier. Forty years a spy. Forty years an international trafficker of weapons and drugs. All, the accomplishments of one nameless man, a “spook”. From the frozen highlands of Korea, through the sweltering hinterlands of Vietnam, into the arid wastes of Afghanistan and Iraq, then across the Atlantic to the oppressive deserts of Mexico, his career followed an opium highway through the highlights of modern history. His perspective will change you.With all the powerful innovations of modern technology, no nation on Earth has succeeded in closing its borders to the illegal trade of drugs and weapons. One man can tell you why.

Cathy MacLennan’s latest title is a wonderfully spine-tingling (but never scary) journey through the darkest hours of Halloween night. Spooky Spooky Spooky! features a cast of fantastically creepy characters, from velvety bats and horribly howling cats to slithering slugs and slippery snails. A weird and wonderful tale with rhythmic, rhyming text; fun, colorful illustrations; and a real “treat” of an ending!

The First Full Length Stephanie Plum Between-the-Numbers Novel from #1 Bestselling Author Janet Evanovich.Turn on all the lights and check under your bed. Things are about to get spooky in Trenton, New Jersey. According to legend, the Jersey Devil prowls the Pine Barrens and soars above the treetops in the dark of night. As eerie as this might seem, there are things in the Barrens that are even more frightening and dangerous. And there are monkeys. Lots of monkeys. Wulf Grimoire is a world wanderer and an opportunist who can kill without remorse and disappear like smoke. He’s chosen Martin Munch, boy genius, as his new business partner, and he’s chosen the Barrens as his new playground. Munch received his doctorate degree in quantum physics when he was twenty-two. He’s now twenty-four, and while his brain is large, his body hasn’t made it out of the boys’ department at Macy’s. Anyone who says good things come in small packages hasn’t met Munch. Wulf Grimoire is looking for world domination. Martin Munch would be happy if he could just get a woman naked and tied to a tree. Bounty hunter Stephanie Plum has Munch on her most-wanted list for failure to appear in court. Plum is the all-American girl stuck in an uncomfortable job, succeeding on luck and tenacity. Usually she gets her man. This time she gets a monkey. She also gets a big guy named Diesel. Diesel pops in and out of Plum’s life like birthday cake – delicious to look at and taste, not especially healthy as a steady diet, gone by the end of the week if not sooner. He’s an über bounty hunter with special skills when it comes to tracking men and pleasing women. He’s after Grimoire, and now he’s also after Munch. And if truth were told, he wouldn’t mind setting Stephanie Plum in his crosshairs. Diesel and Plum hunt down Munch and Grimoire, following them into the Barrens, surviving cranberry bogs, the Jersey Devil, a hair-raising experience, sand in their underwear, and, of course . . . monkeys.

Stephanie Pookay isn’t her real name.Information about her parents isn’t the real deal.Her curiosity about the special program isn’t supposed to be followed.But “Stephanie” isn’t your average teenager.Forced to enroll at Chambers Boarding School when a mission gone wrong leaves her an orphan, Stephanie (as she’s now known) must give up the life she knew as a CIA agent and pretend that she's just a normal girl. The last thing she wants is to stand out, but that’s pretty tough when you have a freaky roommate who only wears black, there’s a blond Barbie out to get you, and the last guy in the world you want giving you attention won’t leave you alone. Add to that a teacher who seems to know more than he should and Stephanie finds that trying to be typical is a lot harder than she thought.But Chambers isn’t quite what it seems and suddenly Stephanie’s caught up in a mystery that has her pulling out all her undercover spy tricks. The CIA may have given up on her but she refuses to stop when she fears that her new friends might be in danger. The last thing she expects is to be confronted with a ghost from her past…and a killer from her present.

It’s Halloween! What will little Pookie decide to be this year? Pookie tries on costumes one by one, but somehow can’t find just the right thing. The resolution to Pookie’s dilemma will delight toddlers and their caregivers alike. Told and illustrated with Sandra Boynton’s celebrated charm and pizzazz, Spooky Pookie has all the makings of a beloved Halloween classic. Boo!

From the creators of DINOSAURUMPUS! comes their new Halloween picture book about counting."Listen! Hush! Oooh, what's that sound? The midnight spooks are coming round." Tony Mitton and Guy Parker-Rees team up again to create another fun-filled book. Halloween is the setting as kids rhyme their way through the night and to a spook-filled birthday party. Emphasized sounds such as "CLICKETY CLACK" and "HISSSSS!" will allow younger children to enjoy the fun of reading. Parker-Rees's illustrations, in the tradition of DINOSAURUMPUS! and K IS FOR KISSING A COOL KANGAROO, are sure to delight.

Join a cast of creepy critters on a spooky journey through the darkest hours of the night. The moon is high in the sky, and velvety bats, howling cats, slithering slugs and slippery snails are all out and about. A fantastically spooky - but never scary - read-aloud tale to share again and again. 'Pairs bright, bouncy illustrations with a lyrical rhyme, providing a gentle introduction to Halloween for the youngest members of the family.' - Seattle PI 'A delightful alliterative rhyme about the creepy but really harmless creatures of the night that trick-or-treaters may encounter.' - North Jersey Record

Stephanie Pookay isn't her real name. Information about her parents isn't the real deal. Her curiosity about the special program isn't supposed to be followed. But "Stephanie" isn't your average teenager. Forced to enroll at Chambers Boarding School when a mission gone wrong leaves her an orphan, Stephanie (as she's now known) must give up the life she knew as a CIA agent and pretend that she's just a normal girl. The last thing she wants is to stand out, but that's pretty tough when you have a freaky roommate who only wears black, there's a blonde Barbie out to get you, and the last guy in the world you want giving you attention won't leave you alone. Add to that a teacher who seems to know more than he should, and Stephanie finds that trying to be typical is a lot harder than she thought. But Chambers isn't quite what it seems, and suddenly, Stephanie's caught up in a mystery that has her pulling out all her undercover spy tricks. The CIA may have given up on her, but she refuses to stop when she fears that her new friends might be in danger. The last thing she expects is to be confronted with a ghost from her past...and a killer from her present.