A group of friends experiences spooky events and mysteries when they return to school for the year.
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Two girls, one a spy and the other a victim, navigate a dangerous world of espionage and betrayal.
Two mothers, unhappy with their daughters' behavior, magically swap bodies and must live each other's lives to understand their perspectives.
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Why I Quit the Baby-Sitters Club (Haynes, Betsy. Bone Chillers, No. 17.)
Betsy Haynes · 1997
Concern0CleanVirtue9Thin
Kristy Thomas quits the Baby-Sitters Club after a disagreement, leading to chaos and reflection on her leadership and friendships.
Toilet Terror is a humorous horror novel for young readers, part of the Bone Chillers series, featuring spooky and silly adventures.
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Attack of the Killer Ants (Haynes, Betsy//Bone Chillers)
Betsy Haynes · 1997
Concern43MixedVirtue0Thin
Attack of the Killer Ants is a spooky story about ants that become dangerous.
A group of friends encounters strange and spooky events at a local shopping mall.
A group of kids encounters a bizarre, living creature that takes over their school.
A group of friends discovers a mysterious clay that brings inanimate objects to life, leading to spooky and humorous adventures.
A group of friends encounters a haunted scarecrow that comes to life and causes trouble.
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When a shy aspiring actress, Chloe, lands a role in a play, she must overcome her stage fright and discover her true voice.
A young woman faces hardship and finds strength in her community and faith.
Mary Ann is a historical novel set in the early 20th century, following the life of a young woman named Mary Ann as she faces societal expectations and personal desires.
A family moves to a new home and faces challenges adapting to their new environment and each other.
A young girl named Jane Ray works to rescue and rehabilitate injured wildlife.
This novel follows young Betsy Ray and her best friends Tacy and Tib through their childhood adventures in rural Minnesota.
This is a simple picture book designed to help young children learn to identify objects and words.
This novel explores themes of identity, self-discovery, and family through the eyes of a teenage girl.
A young boy named Finn uses his wit and a slingshot to outsmart bullies and solve problems.
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