☀️ Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next? ☀️
Quiz: What Should the Kids Read Next?
Read along with Dr. Seuss's Spooky Things — a delightfully sweet Halloween treat for little readers, starring two of Seuss's most iconic characters.
If your middle schooler is ready for something a little scary, try these spine-tingling titles that should definitely keep them hooked — and creep them out a bit.
Young readers will surely enjoy these side-splitting illustrated stories that brilliantly show off just how funny monsters can be.
To celebrate Halloween, we asked authors to share a book that left them totally spooked when they were young. From not-so-scary picture books to seriously chilling reads, these are the haunting stories that made a lasting impression.
Small Spaces draws not only from the scares of my beloved Goosebumps, the fairy tales I loved as a child, and the autumn atmosphere ... but also from the portal fantasy that I loved growing up.
We have goofy audiobooks for your little listeners, creepier action-packed tales for your middle grader, and suspenseful stories for your teen.
Get in the Halloween spirit by reading along with Michael Rex's Goodnight Goon, a fun and scary parody of a classic story!
Kirsten Miller, co-author of Nightmares!, chatted with us about the fun of writing with Jason Segel and what kids can learn from the book about facing their fears.
We've rounded up the best book recommendations for kids and teens based on classic Halloween movies your family knows and loves.
This middle grade novel by Jason Segel and Kirsten Miller is an enthralling adventure filled with ghoulish fun and great lessons that you won’t be able to put down.
In honor of the scariest time of year, author Michelle Schusterman shares her five favorite ghost stories for tween readers.
If you’re looking for some fun ways to stretch out your time with Harry and his friends, and make this special series a family event, we have some suggestions.
