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In the Catalog
A Little Too Haunted
Justine Pucella Winans
After Luna’s moms are revealed to have been faking hauntings in the houses they’ve renovated and posted on social media, Luna begins to believe that their current house might actually have a ghost.
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Benji Zeb Is A Ravenous Werewolf
Deke Moulton
A young boy must balance his anxieties around preparing for his upcoming bar mitzvah and covering up his family’s secret – that they’re werewolves.
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Remember Me, Daphne
Celia Krampien
Timid sixth-grader Flora befriends Mac, her charismatic new neighbor, but as eerie events unfold in the old house across the street, she begins to suspect that her new friend’s family is hiding a chilling secret.
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X Marks the Haunt
Lindsay Currie
When a lost crypt key awakens a dark force at Graceland Cemetery, twelve-year-old Will, armed with his graveyard know-how, teams up with his friends to uncover the spirit’s identity and end the haunting for good.
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Free Piano (not Haunted)
Whitney Gardner
Margo, a lonely aspiring songwriter, discovers her secondhand synthesizer is haunted by a 1980s pop star, leading to an unexpected bond and a journey of self-discovery as she grapples with the true meaning of making music and fame.
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On Libby
The Ojja-wojja
A Horror-mystery, or Whatever
Magdalene Visaggio
When a class project about Bolingbroke’s supernatural history leads to a for-real ghost sighting, two friends realize their small town isn’t as boring as they thought it was.
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The Girl in the Walls
Meg Eden Kuyatt
Sent to spend the summer with her seemingly critical Grandma Jojo, neurodivergent and artistic V discovers a ghostly girl in the walls and must uncover the ghost’s desires and her grandmother’s secrets before their relationship is irreparably damaged.
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Wump
Tony DiTerlizzi
Timothy has always been a good kid…until a shadowy monster appears and begins feeding on his darkest thoughts. Facing bullies both at home and at school, Timothy cocoons himself in the monster’s shadows, where he is consumed by a desire for revenge. But how much of himself can Timothy give up before he is completely transformed?
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The House Next Door
Ellen Oh
Rory Parker becomes convinced that the house next door is haunted following a frightening encounter with an elderly apparition, who cautions Rory that children aren’t safe there. His suspicions solidify when one of the home’s human residents–a fellow middle schooler–is injured in a mysterious incident.