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Something sinister is happening at the sawmill...Best friends Henry and Michael never expected their quiet town to hide dark secrets - until the day a creepy old man called the Hook recognises something unusual about Michaels eyes and whispers a frightening warning. Strange things start happening at Henrys grandmas house, and a simple trip to the bus stop turns into a terrifying encounter at a deserted sawmill.Will Michael and Henry escape the Hooks terrifying plan?The Man With the Sawn-Off Skull is a suspenseful and gripping story perfect for young readers who love a good scare and themes of friendship, courage, and overcoming fear.Ideal for fans of the Disney+ Goosebumps series, which was inspired by R. L. Stines best-selling books.

On Bird Rock, gannets circle and thick mist surrounds the lighthouse at its centre, hiding the secrets of a tragic past within From the second they set foot on the island to join their dad and his new family, Jess and Rosie feel that somethings wrong. Nightmares haunt their dreams and there seems to be someone, or something, else with them in the lighthouse their home for the summer.Counting down the days until they can leave, Jess and Rosie decide to investigate. But when Rosie disappears, the countdown takes on a new meaning. Especially when no one but Jess remembers Rosie at allAlex Bells chilling novel is part of the Red Eye series, perfect for fans of Juno DawsonsSAY HER NAME and Kat Elliss HARROW LAKE.

A beautiful gift edition of this cult classic of supernatural fiction, out in time for Halloween and ChristmasThe four uncanny and terrifying tales contained between these covers are all linked by their reference to a certain notorious play, a cursed, forbidden play that has spread like a contagion across the world, a play in which the second act reveals truths so terrible, and so beautiful, that it drives all who read it to lunatic despair: The King in Yellow.These stories are some of the most thrilling ever written in the field of weird fiction. Since their first publication in 1895 they have become cult classics, influencing many writers from the renowned master of cosmic horror H. P. Lovecraft to the creators of HBOs True Detective.Robert W. Chambers (1865-1933) was an American author and artist. He was a prolific writer and enjoyed great success during his lifetime, with an output ranging from romance to science fiction. However, it is principally for the weird stories contained in The King in Yellow, which are regarded as some of the most important works of American supernatural fiction, that he is remembered today.

""...fans of the gothic and Guillermo del Toros Crimson Peak (2015) will enjoy this haunted-house horror about toxic love." Booklist "Nicole Willsons The Keeper of the Key is a tense and twisty contemporary Gothic that kept me reading late into the night. Supernatural and domestic terrors combine to propel this story, focused on themes of trust and control. I found the imagery and situations truly frightening!" Christi Nogle, author of the Bram Stoker Award winning novel Beulah"Nicole Willson has crafted a riveting story with a fierce protagonist. Brave and honest, Rachel stands strong in the face of terror and is unafraid to speak truth to power. An inspiring YA heroine.The Keeper of the Key is gripping gothic horror you wont want to put down." Meghan Arcuri, Bram Stoker Award-nominated author "The Keeper of the Key is a suspenseful YA horror that subverts familiar horror tropes in ways that will surely keep readers turning pages in a rush to uncover the terrifying secret of Morgan House. I loved every moment of this unexpected story!" Katya de Becerra, Aurealis-winning author of When Ghosts Call Us Home There are a thousand things sixteen-year-old Rachel would rather do than upend her life to move into Morgan House, an old, run-down mansion owned by her moms boyfriend, Geoff. But when her mother announces theyre relocating to St. Mary, Virginia to live with him, Rachels cut off from her friends and life as she knows it. St. Mary is a remote, lonely place, and the best thing about it is Nick, a guy she knows is worth keeping when he takes her to a cemetery on their first date. Rachel struggles to get along with Geoff and his mile-long list of annoying house rulesin particular, his bizarre insistence that she stay out of the basement. But something in Morgan House plays by its own rules. At night, an unknown force pulls Rachel down to that forbidden cellar, showing her harrowing visions of a strangely familiar man lurking in the shadows. When a sudden tragedy strikes her family, those visions become more frequentand more violent. The dead issue urgent warnings, and if Rachel doesnt heed them, shell become part of Morgan House forever. From the author of the Bram Stoker Award-nominated Tidepool comes a chilling new gothic horror novel that will sink into your bones.

A tense thriller thats impossible to put down - perfect for fans of Emma Carroll and Fleur Hitchcock.Where has Faiths dad gone? Why has he left his family living in an old house perched on a crumbling cliff top? A crack has appeared in the cliff and Faith watches anxiously as it gets bigger and bigger each day... Her brother is obsessed with the sea ghosts he claims live in the basement, and when he disappears as well, Faith starts to believe in the ghosts too. Can she find her brother and bring her father back before everything she cares about falls into the pitiless sea below?A great mystery with real heart, from a captivating new voice in middle-grade fiction.With cover illustration by Kathrin Honesta and neon finishes.

Ross Bentley has powerful supernatural gifts: he can bend matter with only his thoughts, and predict the future with amazing accuracy.But this doesnt stop him feeling alone and miserable when hes cut off from family and friends, stuck in a remote farmhouse with Hunter, the Guild-member tasked with protecting and training him.Suddenly the monotony is broken - Hunter is summoned by the Guild. A gifted child has been kidnapped. Hunter needs to track her down, and he has no choice but to take Ross with him. The search for the missing child, and the dangers it uncovers, take Ross to the darkest place hes ever been. He must face danger and great grief and learn to harness his powers to face down his greatest nemesis yet

Some curses grow stronger with time People say that all Cornish inns are haunted, but the Waterwitchs history is particularly chilling. Built from the salvaged timber of a cursed ship, the guest houses dark secrets go further back than anyone can remember. Emma is permanently confined to a wheelchair after an accident at the Waterwitch which took place when she was ten. Seven years later, she decides to return to the place where the awful event occurred. But the ancient inn still has its ghosts, and one spirit is more vengeful than ever A chilling new title in the Red Eye horror series from the author of Frozen Charlotte.

Paranormal students Delores and Prudence are being hounded by inquisitors after they broke the rules and helped rescue fellow student Maud from death at the hands of an evil spirit.Cruel inquisitor Magoria Jepp is searching for secrets at their home in Edinburghs Tol Booth Bookstore, but does she have an uncanny history of her own to hide? As Delores tries save them both, she attracts the unwelcome attention of a murderous Boçain, or evil spirit, intent on stealing her paranormal gifts. Can she defeat her enemies, and maybe her own family too, to save everyone she loves at the Tol Booth?

In "The Grim House," Mrs. Molesworth crafts a captivating tale that intertwines elements of Gothic fiction with the deep emotional currents of childrens literature. Set against the backdrop of a mysterious and dilapidated mansion, the novel explores themes of fear, courage, and the transformative power of friendship. Molesworths rich, descriptive prose evokes a palpable sense of place, while her sophisticated narrative style balances suspense with a gentle moral undertone, reflective of Victorian sensibilities encouraging resilience and the triumph of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Mrs. Molesworth, a prominent Victorian author known for her childrens stories, drew inspiration from her own rich storytelling experiences and her observations of human nature. Her background in literature and her keen insight into the emotional worlds of children informed her portrayal of growing up amidst uncertainty and the necessity of companionship. Molesworths adeptness in bridging the gap between fantasy and reality speaks to her desire to impart resilience and moral fortitude through her characters. "The Grim House" is highly recommended for both young readers and adults who appreciate the depth of childrens literature. Its exploration of fear and friendship provides a timeless reflection on the complexities of growing up, making it an essential addition to any literary collection.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- A succinct Introduction situates the works timeless appeal and themes.- The Synopsis outlines the central plot, highlighting key developments without spoiling critical twists.- A detailed Historical Context immerses you in the eras events and influences that shaped the writing.- A thorough Analysis dissects symbols, motifs, and character arcs to unearth underlying meanings.- Reflection questions prompt you to engage personally with the works messages, connecting them to modern life.- Handpicked Memorable Quotes shine a spotlight on moments of literary brilliance.- Interactive footnotes clarify unusual references, historical allusions, and archaic phrases for an effortless, more informed read.

When seventeen-year-old Haileys multi-racial, single parent family migrate to the tiny rural town of Corpus, Georgia (population 700), she would rather have moved anywhere butthere. That is, until she spotshim. Mysterious definitely, perhaps even supernatural. Where Hailey is awe-struck by the young man of her dreams, her little brother, Mason, sees a soulless creature of the night, a half-man who may be responsible for a series of grisly murders across the southern gothic town.Antwan Zeddman, the towns first African-American Sheriff, must enforce a curfew in Corpus to ensure the safety of the townsfolk. He must contend with sightings of hellish winged beasts and investigate the slaying of an innocent young couple traveling through town. There is a growing sense of racial unrest. Hailey will find herself caught between her family, the residents of Corpus, and the vampire shes falling in love with.The Grateful Boysis an otherworldly Young Adult novel which explores the challenges of growing up mixed raced in the southern states of America, and the troubles of a young woman coming of age in a town full of danger and temptation.

Hawkthorns underground tunnels are heaving with secrets but thats not all theyre hiding.Twelve-year-old eco-activist turned detective Ava Frylander doesnt remember falling over the cliffs into the raging waterfall at Laureleaf Park. All she knows is, Tony is dead and it wasnt an accident.She braves Hawkthorns grungy underground tunnels, where, according to local legend, souls of the recently departed roam - hoping to conjure her best friends ghost and identify his killer.There she spies spectral thugs dressed in old-timey clothes before being chased out by a groaning black shadow.When shes chased off by a groaning black shadow, Ava manages to escape, but shes not the only one who emerges from the tunnels.

Join Stitch Head, a mad professors forgotten creation, as he steps out of the shadows into the adventure of an almost-lifetime The ghost of a villainous neer-do-well is haunting the corridors of Castle Grotteskew, gunning for Stitch Heads heart and soul. Certain that his heart once belonged to the vicious rogue, Stitch Heads world is torn apart. Will he surrender to the evil ghost and agree to do his bidding?

The first book in the series, The Five Clues, is a real-time murder-mystery thriller and family drama, combining an exciting race against time with a heart-rending story about a teenager learning to live with the loss of a beloved parent. Walking back from her mothers grave, 13-year-old schoolgirl Edie Marble finds a note in a pocket of the sheepskin coat that she hasnt worn since the day, a year earlier, when she received the awful news of her mothers death. The note is from her mother, who had been looking into a corporate human rights violation and had become fearful for her life after receiving death threats. She trusts only Edie because of their special bond and Edies intelligence and has laid a trail of clues for Edie to find that will help her to shed light on the violation and uncover the mystery around her death. Through her wit and determination, Edie steadily gathers evidence and negotiates the dramatic twists and turns of the story by collaborating with her friends and family to gradually unearth a sinister attempt by a pharmaceutical company to conceal their illegal development of a lethal virus. As Edies investigations progress she is introduced, in parallel, to the Three Principles, which help her conquer various psychological stresses and support her in coming to terms with her grief.Reading age 11+.

In "The Figurehead of the Folly," Augusta Huiell Seaman masterfully weaves a captivating narrative that intertwines adventure, mystery, and the complexities of human relationships amid the backdrop of early 20th-century maritime lore. Seaman employs a lyrical yet accessible style, rich in vivid description and atmospherics, transporting readers into a world where secrets lurk beneath the surface of every wave. The novels exploration of themes such as loyalty, betrayal, and the quest for identity underscores the eras fascination with both technology and the open sea, marking it as a notable entry in childrens literature of the time. Augusta Huiell Seaman, an esteemed author known for her contributions to juvenile fiction, drew upon her own childhood experiences and the cultural ethos of her time. Her growing interest in the intricacies of human nature and adventure narratives is reflected across her works. Seaman, often inspired by her travels and her surroundings, crafted stories that resonated with young readers, aiming to ignite their imaginations and nurture a sense of curiosity about the world. This book is highly recommended for adventurous readers and those intrigued by maritime folklore. Seamans remarkable storytelling invites readers to join the journey of its protagonists, offering both entertainment and life lessons. Each page beckons readers to discover the mysteries of the "Folly," making it a timeless read for audiences of all ages.

In "The Figurehead of the Folly," Augusta Huiell Seaman weaves an enchanting tale that immerses readers in a world of youthful adventure and maritime intrigue. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America, this novel combines elements of mystery and coming-of-age, exploring themes of courage, friendship, and the quest for identity. Seamans vivid descriptions and engaging dialogue lend a distinctive charm to her narrative, encapsulating the innocence of childhood while subtly addressing the complexities of adult life. The stylistic approach, imbued with rich symbolism and carefully crafted scenes, invites readers into a deeply reflective experience that resonates with those who have navigated the often tumultuous waters of youth. Augusta Huiell Seaman, an early advocate for childrens literature, dedicated her writing to fostering imagination and moral development in young readers. Drawing from her extensive travels and personal experiences, including her deep appreciation for the sea and its lore, Seamans work reflects her belief in the transformative power of storytelling. Her background as an educator and deep engagement with the themes of family and adventure undoubtedly influenced her writing, particularly in the development of "The Figurehead of the Folly." This captivating novel is highly recommended for both young readers and those who cherish nostalgic reflections on youth. Its masterful blend of adventure and profound life lessons makes it an essential addition to any literary collection. Seamans ability to evoke emotion through storytelling ensures that readers will be enchanted by the journey and inspired by the characters growth.

Unleashing it was easy. Surviving it wont be Conan, Jack, Jerry and Yash barely escaped with their lives the last time they messed around with portals, demons and the powerful relic known as the summonstone. But when the chance to reunite with an old friend arises, they decide to use its ancient power one more time. Big mistake.What they summon is not an old friend, or even a new one. Its something mischievous, something monstrous and now its loose

Conan swallowed hard. The creature stood taller than the archway, a silhouette of darkness against the spiral of light behind it And it looked directly at him.Jack and Conans friendship is officially dead. Stuck in detention with Yash and Jerry after an all-out brawl in the toilet, its a terrible start to sixth class. And thats before they witness a monstrous beast step out of a portal outside their school. When it wanders into the crumbling mansion across the road, where the sinister Mr Kilroe lives, the boys follow. They have to investigate, right?Unlocking Mr Kilroes secrets is only the beginning. Because theres more than one otherworldly horror hiding in that house and confronting it will put Jack and Conan in mortal danger thats if they dont kill each other first!

Claire has her share of challenges. Like being a genius in a school that favours beauty over brains; homicidal girls in her dorm, and finding out that her college town is overrun with the living dead. On the up side, she has a new boyfriend with a vampire-hunting dad. But when a local fraternity throws the Dead Girls Dance, hell is really going to break loose.

In "The Curious Affair at Heron Shoals," Augusta Huiell Seaman weaves a compelling narrative filled with intrigue and mystery, set against the backdrop of the early 20th century. The story follows a group of young friends who stumble upon a series of puzzling events at the enigmatic Heron Shoals, where secrets lurk beneath the tranquil surface. SeamanAos prose is characterized by a delightful mix of vivid imagery and clever dialogue, encapsulating the spirit of adventure and the innocence of youth. This work reflects the broader context of early American childrenAos literature, where the themes of friendship and curiosity serve as catalysts for captivating journeys of discovery and moral growth. Augusta Huiell Seaman, an influential author of childrenAos literature in the early 1900s, often drew inspiration from her own experiences in coastal communities, fostering a genuine connection with her charactersAo adventures. Her ability to embellish simple plots with rich detail and relatable emotions speaks to her understanding of the complexities of childhood and the importance of exploration, both physical and intellectual. Readers seeking a whimsical escapade that celebrates youthful curiosity and the charm of detective work will find "The Curious Affair at Heron Shoals" utterly enchanting. SeamanAos masterful storytelling not only entertains but also offers valuable lessons about friendship, perseverance, and the joy of uncovering the unknown.

Un thriller tenebroso, adictivo y muy interesante. No podrás soltarlo.El único modo de sobrevivir es ser tan cruel como tus enemigos.Gwen siempre ha estado sola. Hija de un diplomático, se ha pasado la vida cambiando de pais, de escuela y de amigos. Pero hasta que su padre desaparece de la noche a la mañana y el gobierno se niega a ayudarla, Gwen no se da cuenta de lo que significa estar realmente sola.Con una nueva identidad y siguiendo la unica pista que tiene, viaja por toda Europa adentrandose en el mundo del trafico de armas y personas hasta llegar al corazon de la familia criminal mas temida y peligrosa del mundo.Gwen descubrira de inmediato que el unico modo de sobrevivir es combatir el fuego con fuego.