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“Frightening and fun!” –Neil Patrick Harris, New York Times bestselling author of The Magic Misfits
Readers will be scared silly in this spooky and hilarious middle grade series starter about a town chock-full of monsters and the kids who must unravel centuries of secrets to save it.
Will Hunter thought his life couldn’t get any worse:
His parents just got divorced,
His best (and only) friend now is his dog, Fitz,
And his mom moved them from New York City to the middle-of-nowhere town called East Emerson.
But Will was wrong—things are about to get
way worse. Because East Emerson is filled with a whole lot of monsters, and he’s the only person who can see them.
When all the town pets (including Fitz) go missing, Will suspects there’s something sinister going on. So he joins forces with outcast Ivy and super-smart Linus to uncover the ancient secrets of East Emerson. Besides, nothing bad could happen when three sixth graders team up against monsters, magic, myths, and mad science . . . right?
Review
“A rowdy romp of a read, equal parts monstrous, magical, and moving (apologies for the ample alliteration). Rex Ogle’s new book will pull your heartstrings—until your heart stops dead.” —
Neil Patrick Harris, New York Times bestselling author of The Magic Misfits
“Scares, ciphers and plenty of laughs. Monsters have never been so much fun.” —
Stuart Gibbs, New York Times bestselling author of the Spy School series
“Three friends on an action-packed, monster-filled adventure? And laughs? Sign me up!” —
Max Brallier, New York Times bestselling author of The Last Kids on Earth series
About the Author
Rex Ogle has had lots of jobs. Some involved waiting tables, moving boxes, or cleaning toilets. Other jobs involved creating stories for Star Wars, LEGO, Power Rangers, Minions, DC Comics, and Marvel Comics. Now Rex is a full-time writer and the author behind
Free Lunch, winner of the YALSA Award for Excellence in Nonfiction. And he’s written the first book in The Supernatural Society series. Why? Because, while it was fun to clean toilets, it is much more fun to write about monsters.
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