Books with title The Boogeyman

Every night little Johnny would lie in his bed and read his favorite comic book series "The Boogeyman." Johnny’s big sister Betty would tease him about his comic book on a daily basis, and say things like, "Johnny if you don't stop reading those stupid comic books the boogeyman is going to get you." She would come in his room and yank the comic book out of his hands and throw it across the room. The more his sister tormented him, the more anger for his sister was mounting.Finally one night as he was reading about the boogeyman his sister yanked the comic book out of his hands and started tearing the pages out of the comic book. She said as she was laughing "Sorry, Johnny, but it's for your own good."Johnny replied, "I wish you were dead."

The Monster in your closet is real...the monster under your bed makes you scream. You sleep with a nightlight thinking it will protect you from the evil that lies within your very soul. Murray Thompson has nightmares. Nightmares that stemmed from his childhood through the constant teasing by his older brother Jack, and his bullying. Murray knew the truth. Murray knows deep within his soul that he has indeed met the Boogeyman and the monster in his closet was not a figment of his imagination.The demon haunts his very being, his every waking moment, that instills fear like no other has. The thought of his red eyes and long pointed fangs is enough to point Murray toward the direction of his long time and trusted Psychiatrist, Doctor Rosen, who vows to make him forget what he has witnessed as a young boy. As time passes, Murray begins to question his deep dark thoughts and wonders if the dreams are real, or is it just all in his mind like Dr. Rosen suspects?Readers beware, you're in for a scare...in this mind blowing book written by best selling children's author PA Cadaver who also writes as Amelia Picklewiggle.

Review from "the Florida Time-Union" of Jacksonville FL by C. F. FosterSurvivor's guilt and more for Vietnam vetGwain Redoubt, all-American boy, never really came back for the war. He should have died on a dusty road in Vietnam along with Sarge, LT and Gunner. But Gwain survived. A hero bearing baggage (that) would haunt him forever.In addition to a load of survivor's guilt, Gwain's bag has a secret compartment; one whose horrible contents he finds need to be exposed before he has a chance at "Fightin' the Boogeyman."This is not a fictionalized memoir. Jacksonville author Larry Bruce Barnes is not a Vietnam combat veteran. But with clear, insightful prose and a fast paced, readable narrative, he adroitly captures the plight of veterans of all our wars (and those who love them) in this story of one man's attempts to expunge the ghosts."Fightin' the Boogeyman" is a classic anti-war novel.By CF Foster. **************Also check out Porch Stories (Short stories of the changing South) and Cracker Noir: The Murdered Mayor (PI mystery of FBI man over his head in a small Southern town) by the same author.

The Boogeyman loves to scare. He scares kids by the pair. He thought he could never be beat as he left all the kids in defeat. He even had a shiny scare pin. The Boogeyman would always win.Then he stopped by Kaylee's place. She had a smile on her face. She did not even notice him. Kaylee was dancing on a whim. She was doing The Boogeyman Boogie Oogie everywhere without a care. The Boogeyman swore to scare her like the others. He loved when they went screaming to their mother's. Will The Boogeyman scare Kaylee? Or will her Boogeyman Boogie Oogie set her free? Find out what happens today by adding another book from Pat Hatt to the fray.

Have you ever wondered about the world around you?Have you ever wished for something miraculous to happen?If your head is filled with fantastical dreams and an unstoppable imagination, this book of poetry is for you.Chock-full of humor, whimsy, and puddles of light-hearted fun, The Boogeyman Blanket aims to spark creativity, open your mind to something extraordinary, and show you how to embrace all the magic life has to offer.From verses about things that go bump in the night to stories about your favorite pets and treasured keepsakes that will make you laugh out loud.Scroll up to buy your copy and begin a magical journey through poetry!Note to Parents:This collection of children’s poetry invites your child to explore their wishes, conquer their fears, and embrace a world outside of themselves. Aimed at school aged children, it is Clay's hope that your child will laugh and learn through poetry.

The Monster in your closet is real...the monster under your bed makes you scream. You sleep with a nightlight thinking it will protect you from the evil that lies within your very soul. Murray Thompson has nightmares. Nightmares that stemmed from his childhood through the constant teasing by his older brother Jack, and his bullying. Murray knew the truth. Murray knows deep within his soul that he has indeed met the Boogeyman and the monster in his closet was not a figment of his imagination. The demon haunts his very being, his every waking moment, that instills fear like no other has. The thought of his red eyes and long pointed fangs is enough to point Murray toward the direction of his long time and trusted Psychiatrist, Doctor Rosen, who vows to make him forget what he has witnessed as a young boy. As time passes, Murray begins to question his deep dark thoughts and wonders if the dreams are real, or is it just all in his mind like Dr. Rosen suspects? Readers beware, you're in for a scare...in this mind blowing book written by best selling children's author Patti Petrone Miller

In the middle of a game, Carrie said to Harry “Don’t step on the lines or the Bogeyman will get you”. Find out who the Bogeyman is and if Harry can face his fears by standing up to him.• Turquoise/Band 7 books offer literary language and extended descriptions, with longer sentences and a wide range of unfamiliar terms.• Text type: A story with a familiar setting• Pages 22 and 23 show how differently Harry’s world looks when he’s scared of the Bogeyman and when he has overcome his fear, providing a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.• Curriculum links: Literacy: Stories with familiar settings