horror fiction

Ferdinand has always loved collecting butterflies, but when he becomes obsessed with a young college student, he decides to add her to his collection, against her wishes.

A collection of eight Edgar Allan Poe tales of horror and mystery, especially adapted for younger readers.

Judith, Gentle, and Pie'oh'pah race to capture the time of Imajica as forces gather to keep the Earth forever in darkness.

Though suspected witch-neighbor Mrs. Tuggle has died, her glass eye resurfaces, bringing new dangers and terrors to Lynn's family.

A collection of eleven sinister stories by a variety of authors, including "The Coldest Touch," the fifth and final installment in Bruce Coville's "The Monsters of Morley Manor," series.

Contains illustrated adaptations of four stories by nineteenth-century American horror writer Edgar Allan Poe, including "The Tell-Tale Heart," "The Oblong Box," "The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar," and "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether.".

After moving to the town of Dark Falls and finding their new--old--house very creepy, Amanda and Josh's parents encourage them to make new friends, which proves to be a hauntingly dangerous mistake.

In 1900, the shapeshifting guardian of North Carolina's Biltmore estate faces deceptively dark and terrifying forces that make her question her own senses and who she can trust.

After surviving the first zombie attack on New Alamo, Gutsy, Benny, and Joe know another attack is imminent. While searching for supplies, the group encounter more threats and know they may not survive what is coming for them.

Lucy loves to tell monster stories, but when she discovers a real monster, the librarian in charge of the summer reading program, no one will believe her, and the monster knows who she is and is coming to get her.