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Mirette on the high wire

Emily Arnold McCully

1992 ★ 3.9

Uprooted

Naomi Novik

2015 ★ 4.2

The Moonstone

Wilkie Collins

1868 ★ 4.1

The Return of the King

J.R.R. Tolkien

1956 ★ 4.4

Macbeth

William Shakespeare

1508 ★ 4.0

The Fellowship of the Ring

J.R.R. Tolkien

1963 ★ 4.3

Gerald's Game

Stephen King

1992 ★ 3.7

Misery

Stephen King

1987 ★ 4.2

SpongeBob goes to the doctor

Steven Banks

2005 ★ 4.6

The Last Temptation

Neil Gaiman

2001 ★ 3.2

The blue castle

Lucy Maud Montgomery

1926 ★ 3.8

Creepy pair of underwear!

Aaron Reynolds

2017 ★ 4.7

Complete Stories and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe

1970 ★ 4.5

Attack of the Jack-o'-lanterns

Robert Lawrence Stine

1996 ★ 3.2

It's Halloween You 'Fraidy Mouse!

Elisabetta Dami, David Nel·lo

2004 ★ 4.4

The little old lady who was not afraid of anything

Linda Williams

1986 ★ 4.6

Creepy carrots!

Aaron Reynolds

2012 ★ 3.8

The spooky tail of Prewitt Peacock

Bill Peet

1972 ★ 4.7

Nightmare Hour - Time for Terror

Robert Lawrence Stine

1999 ★ 4.2

The Wisdom of Insecurity

Alan Watts

1951 ★ 3.4

Junie B. Jones Has a Peep in Her Pocket

Barbara Park

2000 ★ 4.1

Feel the fear and do it anyway

Susan J. Jeffers

1988 ★ 4.0

Bedtime for Frances

Lillian Hoban, Garth Williams, Russell Hoban

1960 ★ 4.3

There's a nightmare in my cupboard

Mercer Mayer

1976 ★ 4.8

The Girl Who Cried Monster

Robert Lawrence Stine

1993 ★ 3.0

The Pit and the Pendulum and Other Stories (Black Cat / Pit and the Pendulum / Premature Burial / Tell-Tale Heart)

Edgar Allan Poe

1995 ★ 4.6

The Fall of the House of Usher and Other Tales [15 stories]

Edgar Allan Poe

1960 ★ 4.1

Molly saves the day

Valerie Tripp

1988 ★ 4.3

Henry and Mudge and Annie's Perfect Pet

Cynthia Rylant

2000 ★ 4.0

House of Dark Illusions

Caroline Farr

1973 ★ 3.8

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