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It’s Watching
To remember is to honor the past, and Currie’s Gothic problem-solving horror combines the best of local history with community action. Highly recommended for middle grade shelves.
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The Mystery of Locked Rooms
With highly likable characters, authentic dialogue, and tension-building action, this exciting and engaging story will grab the attention of many readers who will not put it down until the end. Highly recommended for all libraries.
It Found Us
Well-written scary novels are few and far between for this age group. All libraries serving middle grades should have this on the shelf.
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What Lives in the Woods
A suggested purchase for upper elementary and middle school libraries with students interested in scary stories, and a natural step-up for those reading “Five Nights at Freddy’s.” Currie provides a genuinely creepy tale that begins with literary jump-scares and evolves into a decades-old historical mystery.
The Peculiar Incident on Shady Street
. Give this page-turner to readers seeking a spooky thrill reminiscent of books by Mary Downing Hahn and filled with strong family relationships, budding friendships, a local history, mystery, and creepiness.
Hardwired
A must-have for libraries seeking dystopian futures packed with action, violence, and moral dilemmas.
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