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• Witchlings

  Ortega, Claribel A.,

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  Seven Salazar is becoming a witch and is excited to be sorted into a coven. But something goes wrong, and she and her witchling friends must work together to find their powers. This book is the first in a series for middle school readers.

• Night of the Living Head

  Hanna Alkaf,

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  Twelve-year-old Alia investigates rumors of a horrifying creature spotted flying in the night sky. Part of the Tales from Cabin 23 spooky series.

• A Walk in the Dark and Other Scary Stories

  Brallier, Max,

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  Five scary tales just right for beginning readers who want to be spooked!

• Spooky: Scary Tales and Songs the Cat Shared

  Anderson, Mike

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  Sing-along to spooky fun songs and listen to not-too-scary stories perfect for little ghouls and goblins.

• This Little Monster

  Elys, Dori,

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  Monsters get up to Halloween hijinks in this rhythmic tale set to "This Little Piggy."

• Boo the Library Ghost

  Paige, Becky,

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  A ghost in the library?! In a sweet rhyming story, a mischievous ghost wreaks havoc in the library until a young girl helps him discover a love of reading.

• I Am Scary

  Gravel, Elise,

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  Little ones will be charmed by this monster, who tries hard to be scary but is just too cute!

• Drawing Spooky Chibi

  Learn How to Draw Kawaii Vampires, Zombies, Ghosts, Skeletons, Monsters, and Other Cute, Creepy, and Gothic Creatures

  White, Sarah E.,

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  Young artists can develop their skills at drawing all creatures, cute and creepy, by following the simple lessons in this how-to book.

• Ham Helsing, Vampire Hunter

  Moyer, Rich,

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  A vibrant graphic novel follows the hilarious exploits of a vampire-hunting pig and the monsters he encounters. This laugh-out-loud read is for older elementary and middle schoolers.

• Beasts

  Bjerkeland, Ingvild

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  A dystopian horror read for tweens set in Norway, where a teenage boy and his sister fight to survive a harrowing outbreak of monsters.

• Tokyo Night Parade

  Takahashi, J. P.,

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  Eka joins her mythical creature friends for a night parade filled with magic and demons. Based on the Japanese folklore, "Night Parade of 100 Demons."

• Ghosts

  Osborne, Mary Pope

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  Jack and Annie talk about what they've learned in their research into ghosts and ghost stories. Part of the Magic Tree House Fact Tracker series, and a nonfiction companion to the popular "A Good Night for Ghosts."

• The Witches

  Dahl, Roald,

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  A weird and wacky tale of a boy sent to live with his grandmother, who is an expert on witches. The boy ends up encountering a group of witches who are plotting to get rid of all children, and he must fight their devilish plans.

• The Berenstain Bears and the Spooky Old Tree

  Berenstain, Stan, 1923-2005

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  Young readers will be engaged in the adventure of three bears bravely exploring a dark forest and encountering a spooky tree. The book focuses on teamwork and overcoming fears.

• Creepy Carrots!

  Reynolds, Aaron, 1970-

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  Jasper the bunny keeps stealing carrots from a field next door, and the carrots seek their revenge in creepy and hilarious ways.

• The Monsters of Rookhaven

  Kenny, Pádraig,

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  Two human children encounter a gothic house lived in by a family of monsters. An unlikely friendship forms, and the monster family must work together with the humans to face a sinister threat. Full of chilling prose and illustrations to engage…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Poesy the Monster Slayer

  Doctorow, Cory,

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  Poesy is not afraid of the dark, and at bedtime, she looks forward to using her toys to fight the variety of creepy monsters who visit her room.