Books like I Saw You That Night! by Robert Lawrence Stine

A future‑born ghost torments young Melissa, and together they must stop an impending death that could change the past.

A chilling tale of murderous chaos on Halloween night, where cryptic handwriting, costume swaps, and relentless crime blur the lines between predator and victim.

A chilling summer thriller set on a sun‑lit beach, where a cold‑blooded killer stalks unsuspecting kids, leaving no trace and disappearing like a footprint in the sand.

A spine‑tingling collection of R.L. Stine’s favorite scary tales, featuring classic horror retellings, new stories, and comics for kids that blend humor and chills.

A spooky, age‑appropriate horror story for children, written by John Peel.

A tale of suspense and horror in an abandoned house, following children in a game of hide-and-seek that could last forever if they stay hidden.

A young girl at a park faces recurring accidents while unexpectedly falling for a boy named Robin Fear.

In Haunted Halloween, kid Jeffrey Becker discovers a new best friend—ghost Max—who is determined to restore 'trick' to the classic "trick or treat" tradition this spooky season.

Danielle Warner’s attempt to playfully hypnotize her brother Peter spirals into a terrifying nightmare that challenges the siblings to confront the depths of their fears.

Writer’s block shows up in person to terrorize a bestselling author Zachary Gold, struggling to write his second novel after his first became an instant success, is suddenly confronted by a mysterious man claiming that Zach plagiarized his writing. In an effort to escape the crazed imposter, Zach flees to a nearby library and hides out amid the children’s bookshelves in the basement. Surrounded by fairy tales, fearing for his safety, the author endeavors to write while grappling with the question of whether to attempt a sequel to his smash hit or start anew with an original story. The Sequel is the latest installment in our Bibliomysteries series, penned by none other than R. L. Stine, the man who made horror fun for young readers. R. L. Stine is an American writer and producer, best known as the author of the Goosebumps and Fear Street series. Often referred to as the “Stephen King of children’s literature,” Stine has authored hundreds of horror novels for young adults. After graduating from the Ohio State University, he moved to New York City to pursue a career in writing and launched the humor magazine Bananas. Stine’s books have sold hundreds of millions of copies worldwide.

A visually stunning collection of horror comics from the 1950s, uncensored and revealing their forgotten stories.

A fictional, child‑read horror tale that plunges readers into the thrilling world of vampires, delivering spooky suspense while staying suitable for younger audiences at the same time maintaining age‑appropriate language.