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Briella uses Scout''s pencils to sketch some props for their surprise Halloween party for the Gatherers. Her magic is still on the fritz and she is relying on Scout''s magic to bring her sketches off the page to 3D status. When Scout uses her magic on a picture of a scary house, the fairies are thrilled with the result.While exploring the interior of the building, Scout realises just how talented Briella is. Hidden amongst the layers are creatures drawin in intricate detail designed to scare the pants off those who come across them.An unforeseen incident causes the release of Briella''s magic, creating mayhem and terror.About the books.The House of Horrors is the second of six books in the Halloween Madness Series written by Marnie Atwell. It is a spin-off of her Starlight Investigation Series and gives her fans a more personal relationship with the main characters of those books. Readers do not need to have read the Starlight Investigation series to enjoy the Halloween Madness stories. However, they do contain spoilers for the first two books in the Starlight Investigation Series, Jealousy Monsters, and Vampire.This edition has been formatted with OpenDyslexic font, which has enhanced the reading experience for many readers with dyslexia.The Halloween Madness series ranges between 19,000 and 22,000 words. This author is Australian and uses Australian English to tell her stories.

When nightmares come to life.Scout wants to perform an experiment; create a scarecrow to see if Briella can control it once it''s animated with her magic.Briella is resistant to this idea because she is terrified of scarecrows. When her fear manifests itself through her drawings, her friends decide to take action.They coerce Briella into creating a scarecrow and she soon discovers there is more to herself than meets the eye.About this book.The Halloween Madness Series is a spin-off from the Starlight Investigation series. It provides the opportunity for a deeper connection with the main characters of the Starlight Investigation books and gives the reader a glimpse into their lives when they are not hunting and gathering monsters. These books contain spoilers for the Jealousy Monsters and Vamprie.The Spirited Scarecrow is written by an Australian author who uses Australian English to tell her stories. This is book 3 of 6 in the Halloween Madness Series. This edition is formatted with OpenDyslexic font which has enhanced the reading experience for many readers with dyslexia.This book contains 20,000 words.

Briella has a secret.Wielding magic produces some complicated issues during October for Briella. The problem is, she is unable to prepare for the consequences as they present differently, each year.When she discovers the adverse effects of shrinking a pencil to complete some drawings, she realises there could be more significant problems looming in the pumpkin patch.Can she keep this year''s consequences under control or are the townspeople about to discover some very interesting pumpkins?About the books.The Pumpkin Patch is the first of six books in the Halloween Madness Series written by Marnie Atwell. It is a spin-off of her Starlight Investigations Series and gives her fans a more personal relationship with the main characters of those books.Readers do not need to have read the Starlight Investigation Series to enjoy the Halloween Madness stories. However, they do contain spoilers for the first two books in the Starlight Investigation Series, Jealousy Monsters, and Vampire.This edition has been formatted using OpenDyslexic Font, which has enhanced the reading experience for many readers with dyslexia.The Halloween Madness books range between 19,000 and 22,000 words. The author is Australian and uses Australian English to tell her stories.

Force and Scout thought they had seen everything!When Scout, an opinionated Locator Fairy, discovers the existence of a creature with a strange signature, she calls upon her favourite Gatherer, Force, to capture the creature for relocation. The pair soon discovers that six children have gone missing in the past six months, and if the creature didn''t change its method of operation, another child would be taken within the next couple of days.In their race to prevent the creature from taking its next victim and discovering the location of the missing children, Force''s and Scout''s normal routine will be turned upside down and inside out. The rules that usually apply to capturing the creatures will not work on this type of monster and Scout finds herself trapped alongside the children she is trying to release. Their hopes for being saved rest completely on the shoulders of Force and a group of twelve year old children who are friends with the creature''s latest victim.But will it be enough?

Is their Queen really going to sacrifice one of their own?Briella, a Locator Fairy obsessed with fashion, discovers a vampire has entered their domain. She quickly gets in contact with her Gatherer, April, to report the threat.When April finds herself face to face with the creature, she is suddenly thrust into a world of death and despair. After being ordered by her superiors not to interfere with the vampire''s plans, April is torn between her duty to capture all creatures that pose a threat to the human race, and following the orders given to her by the Queen. Surely Queen Adair didn''t expect her to twiddle her thumbs while hundred of humans are slaughtered. What is the Queen playing at?Something terrible is coming for one of her friends. Could she live with herself if she does nothing to stop it?

Is this the end of life as we know it?Cameron never believed in the reality of his mother''s visions until he found himself living in one. The terror of his situation was nothing compared to what was still to come. Protecting the one he loves most becomes of the utmost importance, even if that culminates in the ultimate sacrifice - his death.Tianna, a Locator Fairy, is surprised by the arrival of a reaper on her doorstep. She is horrified to discover the soul of a human hangs in the balance. With her spear in hand and helmet placed securely on her head, she flies to the highest spot in her area to send out a distress call.Rochelle believes dealing with a phantasm will be a simple mission. Classified as a level five, she sees no reason why she shouldn''t be home by the weekend. Unaware of other forces at work, Rochelle soon finds herself thrust into a situation that has the potential to bring her to her knees. For the first time ever, she will require assistance to deal with a personal tragedy, secure the safety of a phantasm and discover where the real threat to humanity lies.

Synopsis:Briella uses Scout's pencils to sketch some props for their surprise Halloween party for the Gatherers. Her magic is still on the fritz and she is relying on Scout's magic to bring her sketches off the page to 3D status. When Scout uses her magic on a picture of a scary house, the fairies are thrilled with the result.While exploring the interior of the building, Scout realises just how talented Briella is. Hidden amongst the layers are creatures drawn in intricate detail designed to scare the pants off those who come across them.An unforeseen incident causes the release of Briella's magic, creating mayhem and terror.About the books:The House of Horrors is the second of six books in the Halloween Madness Series written by Marnie Atwell. It is a spin-off of her Starlight Investigations series and gives her fans a more personal relationship with the main characters of those books.Readers do not need to have read the Starlight Investigation series to enjoy the Halloween Madness stories. However, they do contain spoilers for the first two books in the Starlight Investigation series, Jealousy Monsters, and Vampire.Due to multiple requests from young people for shorter books, each story in the Halloween Madness series is a shorter read, ranging between 19,000 and 22,000 words. This author is Australian and uses Australian Engish to tell her stories.

SynopsisBriella has a secret.Wielding magic produces some complicated issues during October for Briella. The problem is, she is unable to prepare for the consequences as they present differently, each year.When she discovers the adverse effects of shrinking a pencil to complete some drawings, she realises there could be more significant problems looming in the pumpkin patch.Can she keep this year’s consequences under control or are the townspeople about to discover some very interesting pumpkins?About the books.The Pumpkin Patch is the first of six books in the Halloween Madness Series written by Marnie Atwell. It is a spin-off of her Starlight Investigations Series and gives her fans a more personal relationship with the main characters of those books.Readers do not need to have read the Starlight Investigation series to enjoy the Halloween Madness stories. However, they do contain spoilers for the first two books in the Starlight Investigation series, Jealousy Monsters, and Vampire.Due to multiple requests from young people for shorter books, each story in the Halloween Madness series is a shorter read, ranging between 19,000 and 22,000 words. This author is Australian and uses Australian Engish to tell her stories.

 Synopsis:Briella, a Locator Fairy obsessed with fashion, discovers a vampire has entered their doman. She quickly gets in contact with her Gatherer, April, to report the threat.When April finds herself face to face with the creature, she is suddenly thrust into a world of death and despair. After being ordered by her superiors not to interfere with the vampire's plans, April is torn between her duty to capture all creatures that pose a threat to the human race, and following the orders given to her by the Queen.Surely Queen Adair didn't expect her to twiddle her thumbs while hundred of humans are slaughtered. What is the Queen playing at?Something terrible is coming for one of her friends. Could she live with herself if she does nothing to stop it?About the book:The Starlight Investigations Series is written by an Australian author who uses Australian English. This story is set in a fictional setting in the south-east of Queensland and continues into parts of northern New South Wales. The Vampire is suitable for children aged 11+ and is 243 pages, (48,500 words).

Synopsis:Force and Scout thought they had seen everything!When Scout, an opinionated Locator Fairy, discovers the existence of a creautre with a strange signature, she calls upon her favourite Gatherer, Force, to capture the creature for relocation. The pair soon discovers that six children have gone missing in the past six months. If the creature doesn't change its method of operation, another child will be taken within the next couple of days.In their race to prevent the creature from taking its next victim and discovering the location of the missing children, Force's and Scout's normal routine will be turned upside down and inside out.The rules that usually apply to capturing the creatures will not work on this type of monster and Scout finds herself trapped alongside the children she is trying to release.  Their hopes for being saved rest completely on the shoulders of Force and a group of twelve-year-old children who are friends with the creature's latest victim.But will it be enough?About the book:The Jealousy Monsters is written by an Australian author who uses Australian English. The story is set in a fictional town located in the south-east corner of Queensland. This book is suitable for children aged 11+ and contains 244 pages (47,500 words).