Books from Apple
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My Hairiest Adventure
By R. L. StineWhen Larry and his friends find an old bottle of Insta-Tan, they decide to use it. Instead of getting a tan, Larry starts growing hair all over his body.
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Legend of the Lost Legend
By R. L. StineJustin and Marissa Clarke are on an adventure trip in Brovania with their dad to uncover The Lost Legend, a priceless, ancient manuscript missing for nearly 500 years!
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The Haunted School
By R. L. StineFeeling lost in his new school, Tommy Frazer thinks he will never master the maze of empty classrooms, where he begins to hear the voices of kids crying for help.
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The Scarecrow Walks at Midnight
By R. L. StineJodie is staying with her grandparents on their farm and sees the scarecrows "come alive!"
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Say Cheese and Die, Again!
By R. L. StineIn this spooky sequel to the bestselling Say Cheese and Die!, Greg's evil camera (that takes pictures of the future) is back--and some really bad things are happening. Just like the first time!
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Chicken Chicken
By R. L. StineCrystal and her brother, Cole, refuse to believe rumors that the black-lipstick-wearing Vanessa actually casts spells on people, until they accidentally make her mad and begin to transform into chickens. Original.
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Night of the Living Dummy III
By R. L. StineTrina O'Dell's dad has lots of dummies in the attic from his old ventriloquist act, but now there are voices in the attic and dummies keep showing up in the strangest places.
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The Girl who Cried Monster
By R. L. StineLucy is sure the summer librarian is a real-live monster when she sees him eating flies and turning into a grotesque creature.
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Escape from the Carnival of Horrors
By R. L. StineVisiting the fairgrounds site where an annual carnival is being set up, the reader and some friends are invited into a creepy main tent by the mysterious carnival manager, Big Al, and challenged to test out some of the bizarre rides.
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One Potato, Tu: Seven Stories
By Gayle PearsonLindsey and her brothers, Eric and Tu, face the challenges of growing up in seven interrelated stories set in their Oakland, California, neighborhood.
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There's One in Every Family
By Candice F. RansomWhen her friend tells her that every parent has a favorite child, Millicent is determined to be her parents' favorite, until something happens to make her realize the importance of every family member.
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Sixth Grade High
By Candice RansomMaxie Granville is horrified when her sixth grade class is moved to the high school building and the older students start calling them "munchkins," but Maxie and her friends come up with a brilliant plan to prove that they can fit in with ...
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Witch Switch
By Megan BarnesNot quite as cute as David Shaw , who was sort of her boyfriend , but cute . But it was the least attractive of the four , a big , beefy , red - faced guy , who spoke up . “ We'd like a round of beers , ” he said in a voice loud enough ...
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Santa S.O.S.
By Linda FordSANTA IS MISSING!
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The Santa Solution
By Linda FordWhen Santa Claus gets ill, it is up to his grandson, Nick, to save the day, but despite his best intentions, learning to ride his grandfather's big sleigh isn't as easy as he thought it would be.
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The Anti-Baby-Sitter Plot
By Susan FletcherIn an effort to gain more time alone with her mother, Aurora schemes to get rid of Tanja, a nineteen-year-old au pair from Germany.
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Abby's Twin
By Ann M. MartinTrying to cheer up her twin Anna, who has been diagnosed with scoliosis, Abby fears that the condition is driving them apart when Anna does not seem to want Abby's help and begins to do things on her own.
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Kristy and the Missing Fortune
By Ann M. MartinKristy and the club investigate a century-old mystery involving an heiress who disappeared with her fortune--a fortune that just might belong to Kristy.
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Karen's Wish
By Ann M. MartinKaren's plans for a joyous Christmas holiday--baking cookies, decorating the tree--are ruined when her grandmother becomes seriously ill, an event that causes Karen to make her biggest Christmas wish ever.
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Stacey's Book
By Ann M. MartinFor a school project, Stacey writes her autobiography, relating her five-year-old participation in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, her diabetes diagnosis, and her parents' divorce.