Books with title Wolves Howl At The Moon

Eighth graders, Ben, Jake and Leah need cash, and mowing lawns in the winter just isn’t cutting it. Their need for cash births the Liarus (Liars R Us) Detective Agency! Their first client is Old Lady Smitz, who is said to have murdered her three sons and husband. She’s missing a family heirloom, but it’s not just any old trinket, it’s the crest of Lykoi. There are only two rules: No girls are allowed and never seal a deal with the witch doctor. Disregarding danger, these three discover that money is usually more trouble than it’s worth!

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Haggis and Tank's imaginations take them across the globe -- to Scotland! They fly an airplane, visit a castle, play bagpipes, and even get chased by a... werewolf?! This series is full of clever wordplay and homophones that make Haggis and Tank's adventures even more fun! And James Burks' engaging, full-color artwork appears on every page!

Meeting a ghost named Melvin, being scared nearly witless by a zombie, and then discovering vampires next door should have been enough for the boys of the Mike, Moose, and Me series. Howling at the Moon, book four in the series might be the craziest and scariest adventure yet.The three sixth graders are on their first campout and enjoying it until a werewolf appears, then things get wild.Will they survive? Will the three need to kill the werewolf or will they run away. Enjoy this fast-moving adventure set in early summer,1958. This book is appropriate for readers of all ages but was written for third and fourth graders, along with anyone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, especially grandparents. Reading Level 5.6 - Flesch Reading Ease 83.4

Eighth graders, Ben, Jake and Leah need cash, and mowing lawns in the winter just isn’t cutting it. Their need for cash births the Liarus (Liars R Us) Detective Agency! Their first client is Old Lady Smitz, who is said to have murdered her three sons and husband. She’s missing a family heirloom, but it’s not just any old trinket, it’s the crest of Lykoi. There are only two rules: No girls are allowed and never seal a deal with the witch doctor. Disregarding danger, these three discover that money is usually more trouble than it’s worth!

Meeting a ghost named Melvin, being scared nearly witless by a zombie, and then discovering vampires next door should have been enough for the boys of the Mike, Moose, and Me series. Howling at the Moon, book four in the series might be the craziest and scariest adventure yet.The three sixth graders are on their first campout and enjoying it until a werewolf appears, then things get wild.Will they survive? Will the three need to kill the werewolf or will they run away. Enjoy this fast-moving adventure set in early summer,1958. This book is appropriate for readers of all ages but was written for third and fourth graders, along with anyone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, especially grandparents. Reading Level 5.6 - Flesch Reading Ease 83.4

Let the secret journey begin at Howl at the Moon. Lucci and Milky are whisked out of their ordinary classroom. Their creative teacher opens their little minds. They see beyond pencil cases and blackboards. They delight in playing outdoors and are whisked away by an exciting fairy with gorgeous wings called Lisa. Fantasy and wizardry take away the cold as two not so ordinary kids are rescued. Secret forts and mysterious owls bring the children from the cold and rain in Trident Manor. Watch as all the fairies gather round in the secret winter woodland. The children arrive just as dreaded builder men are about the engulf their secret tree house. Has the fairy and great owl the will to turn around these most dreaded events.

Let the secret journey begin at Howl at the Moon. Lucci and Milky are whisked out of their ordinary classroom. Their creative teacher opens their little minds. They see beyond pencil cases and blackboards. They delight in playing outdoors and are whisked away by an exciting fairy with gorgeous wings called Lisa. Fantasy and wizardry take away the cold as two not so ordinary kids are rescued. Secret forts and mysterious owls bring the children from the cold and rain in Trident Manor. Watch as all the fairies gather round in the secret winter woodland. The children arrive just as dreaded builder men are about the engulf their secret tree house. Has the fairy and great owl the will to turn around these most dreaded events.