Marcia Thornton Jones

"Scaredy cats! There's a pet wash at Sleepy Hollow Elementary, and it isn't long before the classroom ghosts start causing trouble. Other kids can't see the ghosts, but the animals can --- and they're spooked! When the real pets escape, the ghost pets aren't far behind. It's up to Nina, Jeff, and Cassidy to track them down. Can they find the missing animals? Will the ghost pets be on the loose forever? Or will Nina and her friends wind up petrified.

Mr. Bigg is fixing up the park for the town Easter egg hunt. But does the fact that he likes dirt and mud, and dislikes cats, mean that he is an ogre?

Children's picture book. In the last village before the North Pole, nobody notices little Jack, whose sister and brother can create beautiful snowflakes and create wind, until the day Jack learns how to produce beauty in frost.

Mrs. Jeepers takes the third grade camping for the weekend to study rocks, and they begin to wonder whether she could bring a canyon full of rock monsters to life.

There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City, but could the owner of Clover Patch Pet Store really be a leprechaun?

Nina tries to find out who or what is disclosing the secrets of the students who attend Ghostville Elementary.

"There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City. But is the strange new cookie chef at the ice rink really the Bride of Frankenstein? The Bailey School kids are going to find out!"--Cover.

Bailey City is full of some pretty weird grown-ups, and it's the perfect place for the spooky Hauntly Manor Inn. Could Kilmer's baby cousin really be Dracula's daughter?

Mr. Jenkins' beard and bare feet have campers at Camp Lone Wolf wondering if he might be a werewolf who comes out at midnight for a snack.

When Liza, Howie, Eddie and Melody discover that Santa's reindeer are all at the Bailey City Zoo with terrible colds, Eddie becomes determined to do what he can to save Christmas.