Books like My Friends Call Me Monster by Robert Lawrence Stine
In this juvenile fiction adventure, a student named Micheal Monroe must navigate new lessons that challenge her sense of safety. She learns to be cautious around teachers who believe in monsters, to stay away from a suspicious house, and to avoid a giant egg that threatens to hatch. The story blends humor, horror, and school life in a playful but mysterious setting.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Robert Lawrence Stine
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