Danielle, the lead singer for a popular band, turns to her psychiatrist when the hallucinations she has suffered from since her parents' deaths three years ago become increasingly violent.

Lifeguard Adam Malfitano has recurring nightmares of his girlfriend's drowning death, in which he failed to save her life. When he begins to see her while he is awake, Adam is terrified, wondering what she wants from him.

Ellie Saks, who takes a job as a nanny to fund her summer at the Hamptons, meets four-year-old Brandon, who hasn't spoken in months and who is haunted by something too horrible for words.

Diane and her friends love sneaking out in the middle of the night to play harmless pranks on Fear Street while the rest of the town sleeps. Spencer, the ringleader of the group, has shown them how to have real fun. It's exciting to have the town to themselves, to break all the rules...to live without consequences. But when Lenny, Diane's boyfriend, wants to get back at one of the most hated teachers at their school, the group goes too far. And on...

One by one, the lifeguards at North Beach Country Club start to die horrible deaths. Someone--or something--evil is stalking them.

Martha can't remember the horrible thing that happened that day, but she keeps drawing the face of the dead boy, over and over.

Meet the Garbage Pail Kids-Adam Bomb, Babbling Brooke, Brainy Janey, Cranky Frankie, Handy Sandy, Junkfood John, Luke Puke, Nervous Rex, Rob Slob, and Wacky Jackie. You may think they're gross and weird and slobby and strange, but they're not bad kids-they just don't know any better. Even though they all live together in one big tumbledown house and have as much fun as they can while trying to survive Smellville Middle School, they are pretty "normal"...

13 haunting tales perfect for fans of the bestselling author, R. L. Stine, of the Goosebumps series.
Turn the pages if you dare. . . . In this collection of thirteen fabulously chilling stories from thirteen true masters of suspense, including five New York Times bestsellers and a number of Edgar Award nominees, all edited by none other than R. L. Stine, nothing is what it seems. From cannibalistic children, to an unwitting date with...