scarey mysteries

[Chloe]

I am looking for scarey mysteries to read to my kids for the month of October. Nothing too scarey though. Any ideas?

 

[Barbmarie]

Scary Mysteries

My kids are enjoying Bunnicula by Deborah and James Howe. And Scholastic has a revised edition for Level 3 readers this month, also.

 

[Phyllis]

Sleep-over mysteries

Amazon.com has a group of books called sleepover mysteries. They might be suitable.

There is also a set that was popular a few years ago, but the name has left my mind. They seemed so horrible, but there was always a reasonable explanation for the actions taken. Kids loved them and read one after another. They always wanted to discuss them. I think the author's last name started with S, but I am drawing a blank. Maybe this will trigger an answer from someone else

 

[Phyllis]

Stein

The author is R L Stein. He wrote many books for children.

 

[sharon s tx]

spooky stories

try www.themoonlitroad.com It has great stories but do read ahead of time to be sure it is appropriate for your students.