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It Came From the Woods (Shiver Point)

It Came From the Woods (Shiver Point)

Current price: $9.99
Publish Date:
Publisher:
Astra Young Readers
ISBN:
9781662621413
Pages:
224
Age Range:
9 - 12
Grade Range:
4 - 7
Language:
English
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Description

Welcome to Shiver Point, a quiet town where evil stirs and mysteries remain unsolved. This first in a middle-grade horror series delivers hair-raising chills and nonstop thrills—perfect for Goosebumps fans.

To the children living in Shiver Point, their town is a boring place where nothing ever happens. At least, that is what Alex thinks upon moving there.

That all changes one night, when Alex spots a strange object plummeting into Howlmoor forest. To his surprise, four other kids have also spotted the peculiar streak in the sky and decide to investigate—the only ones there to witness the arrival of an alien life form. Can this gang of misfits join forces and save their town from the bodysnatcher targeting their classmates—before it’s too late?

About the Author

Gabriel Dylan is a horror fan and writer for tweens and teens. He is the author of the YA horror novel Whiteout and the middle-grade horror Shiver Point series.

Praise for It Came From the Woods (Shiver Point)

"Accessible to developing readers, with enough spooky, squirm-worthy content to satisfy the more voracious."—Kirkus Reviews

"Low-stakes scares peppered with references to classic horror movies combine with endearing character interactions, while ornate b&w chapter-opener artwork enhances the eerie atmosphere. In a fast-paced tale that seems poised to harbor more thrills and chills than one tween protagonist can handle, sincere overtures of friendship save the day."— Publishers Weekly

"There is a lot of running about town, investigating things, weird figures skulking in the dark, and homemade detecting devices fashioned by Riley. Equal parts mystery and paranormal fantasy adventure, this is the first book in a new series... This is a good choice for readers who liked mysteries like Dye's Grady Jones and the Great Detective Game or Shephard's Gemini Mysteries."—Miss Yingling Reads (Edelweiss)