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HELLO! FROM AIMEE, LISA B, AND DEENA. Have you added an acorn to the squirrel's stash? Join us as we get cozy for the fall weather and the spooky season to come! We love seeing, and hearing from you! |
Aggie and the ghost
by Matthew Forsythe
Aggie is very excited to live on her own-until she finds out her new house is haunted. But no fear, the situation is nothing that can't be fixed with a carefully considered list of rules: No haunting after dark. No stealing socks. No eating all the food. But the ghost doesn't like playing by the rules and challenges Aggie to an epic game of tic-tac-toe-winner gets the house.
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Boo to you!
by Lois Ehlert
With all the decorations in place and their costumes on, the excited mice look forward to their big Halloween bash, but when they find out Scary Cat is trying to sneak into the party, the clever mice concoct a perfect plan to get rid of their uninvited guest.
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Boo who?
by Ben Clanton
A shy little ghost tries to fit in with a group of new friends in spite of his noncorporeal state that makes it hard for him to play their games, a challenge that is overcome when he discovers a special talent.
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Day of the Dead
by Linda Lowery
Introduces the holiday, Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, and describes how it is celebrated in Mexico and in the United States.
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Scales & tales : a beginner's guide to fantasy role-playing games
by Kevin Sherry
Scales & Tales is a rule book, an easy instruction manual, and an activity book all in one! With clear and concise language, along with fun illustrations, this book serves as the perfect introduction to role-playing games for kids and parents alike. Everything a new player would need to start a tabletop role-playing game: imagination starters, heroes, drawing games, monsters, epic quests, and more!
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The forest of a thousand eyes
by Frances Hardinge
Young Feather ventures into the dangerous Forest in pursuit of a stranger who stole her people's precious spyglass. What is within the forest?
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Not quite a ghost
by Anne Ursu
The house seemed to sit apart from the others on Katydid Street, silent and alone, like it didn't fit among them. For Violet Hart -- whose family is about to move into the house on Katydid Street -- very little felt like it fit anymore. Violet tells herself, change is okay. That is, until Violet sees her new room. The attic bedroom in their new house is shadowy, creaky, and wrapped in old yellow wallpaper covered with a faded tangle of twisting vines and sickly flowers. And, after moving in, Violet falls ill. She begins to suspect she might not be alone in the room...
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The stars did wander darkling
by Colin Meloy
When the cliff beneath the old—some say cursed—Langdon place is opened up, horror movie fanatic Archie Coomes and friends must save the town from the deadly grip of an ancient, long-buried evil.
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Free piano (not haunted)
by Whitney Gardner
When Margot stumbles across a discarded synthesizer with a "not haunted" sign, she's found the key to realizing her dreams, in a coming-of-age story about an aspiring songwriter who forms a ghostly partnership with the pop star haunting her secondhand piano.
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Nightmare hunter / : Nightmare Hunter
by Brady Smith
Twelve-year-old Maxwell, who can enter and battle other kids' nightmares, has helped countless dreamers--until he meets Sid, whose increasingly eerie and inescapable nightmares make Maxwell question if he is trapped in one himself.
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Everyone is welcome at all of our programs. Please let us know how we may ensure that a program is accessible for your family. Aimee and Lisa are available to discuss in-person, or by phone, or email.
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