There's a Monster in my Bedroom. Keep very, very still. Tell me you can see it. It's giving me a chill . . . A funny, charming rhyming picture book about a house full of monsters with an unexpected twist from internationally acclaimed comedy duo The Umbilical Brothers. With gorgeous, rich illustrations by Berlin artist, Johan Potma.

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Rookie paranormal investigators. Hellish demons. A family desperate for help. Adam and Cheryl are trying to get their budding paranormal investigation business off the ground when they get a call from the Lee family. Horrifying demons are terrorizing them at night, and they're desperate for help. But when Adam and Cheryl go to the Lees' home, they find a nightmarish situation that is worse than any case they've ever taken on. Demons possess the middle daughter and even snatch members of the family away. Cheryl must use her unique psychic medium abilities to save the Lee family from the evil lurking in their home, but will she lose her life in the process? Will any of them survive? Monster in the House is a paranormal suspense novel. If you like paranormal investigations, ghosts, general creepiness, and plots with shocking twists and turns, you'll love this book. Buy Monster in the House today for a suspense-filled ghost story that will suck you in and keep you up reading all night.

They yell, they roar, they smear food on the walls! But even monsters, and baby brothers, aren't so bad after all. Full-color illustrations.

A boy listens to his new neighbor describe the monster that lives at her house, who screams when awakened, yells for food, spits up on everything, and sucks his toes.

Harry Bates is a well-established actor in the horror film industry, renowned for playing all manner of grisly creatures on-screen. He has grown cynical of the genre since it doesn't scare him anymore, though it is well paid. Ghouls and zombies just aren't scary when you know they can't exist, it's people that can be the real monsters. His everyday routine takes an unexpected turn when a number one fan, Nathan, shows up with a script for Harry to read. When Harry turns him down the evening turns sour as fandom drifts from the keen to the perverse.

As Grover moves throughout the house, he hears sounds and wonders if there is a monster somewhere, in a book with pictures hidden beneath the flaps.