Books with title The Haunted House on Honeycutt Street

Short chapter book (approx.13,000 words) ideal for children age 8-12. Good for readers in grades 3-6.Everyone knows about the haunted house on Mulberry Street. It is just a few blocks over from where Liam lives. There are lots of stories about kids who have gone into the haunted house but when they go in once, they never go back.Then, Liam accepts a dare- a dare to go in the haunted house. He doesn't want to, but he doesn't want to back out and get laughed at, either.Never in a million years could Liam have guessed what the outcome would be when he decides to go through with the dare. It is something he will not forget for as long as he lives.

It is fall in a quiet neighborhood filled with old Victorian houses. All of the houses are clean, neat, and pretty, except for the big one at the end of the block, which everyone thinks is haunted. Now Robert would do anything to impress his big cousin Ethan, who is probably the coolest kid in town. Even though Ethan is only two years older than Robert, he still treats Robert like a baby. Robert is tired of it! So how can he prove that he is just as cool and grown-up as Ethan and his fourth-grade friends? Robert gets his chance, but unfortunately but it comes at a price! Ethan dares Robert and his best friend Kevin to spend the night in the big, old-fashioned house on the corner of Broad Street. The house that’s been abandoned for more than fifty years, which everyone says is haunted! Robert can’t think of anything he’d less like to do, but he knows he has no choice if he wants to impress Ethan. Besides, Kevin will be with him, so it’s not like he’ll be alone, and there is no such thing as a real haunted house. Is there? However as it turns out, the scary Victorian house is a lot scarier than the boys expect. With creaking floorboards, ghostly noises, and strange flashing lights. They don’t get a wink of sleep, and they can’t help but wonder if they’ll survive until morning!

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey.When Fang and Honey's people decide to move out of Buffin Street, everyone is very upset. What can they do to stop them? Then Millie the cat has a clever idea... Full colour illustrations on every page in this Early Reader story from the author of Horrid Henry.