The Junior Monster Scouts forage for a very special ingredient in this exciting Level 2 Ready-to-Read! Vampyra’s aunts—Belladonna, Hemlock, and Moonflower—are going to cook Vampyra’s favorite dish, Cauldron Stew, but they’re missing one key ingredient: Troll Root. When the Junior Monster Scouts go to collect some, they discover how it got its name…and why it’s so hard to collect.

When the Trolls move next door to the Priddles, both families find the other strange, which causes many misunderstandings.

Mindy and Mo love to play in a wood not far away. Join these two fun-loving adventurers as they get a lift from Titan the dragon to the wooded valley of the Tootles. Can Mindy and Mo help the Tootles make friends with Tub the troll before it’s time to leave? What will the fallen tree be the next time they visit? And what will they see? This Mindy and Mo story has been written to support children who are working on the ‘t’ sound. Support your child’s practise of their target sound by sharing Mindy and Mo’s adventure in Tootle Valley encouraging them to join in with the ‘tub troll, tub troll’ chant. Engaging characters and plot, supported by a rhythmic and rhyming structure, ensure this book not only supports speech development, but also entertains and inspires. Creatively and descriptively told, this story introduces new words and provides opportunities for developing literacy skills. Through positive characterisation, it also explores the themes of growth mindset, empathy, kindness and resilience, allowing children to make connections to their own lives and experiences. A helpful section of suggested activities at the back of the book can be used to support further practise of the target speech sound. It also includes ideas for how this story can be used to help children to connect to nature through imagination. This humorous and triumphant story has been designed to support the individual child but is one which every child can enjoy!

DiTerlizzi and Black receive a letter from three children who claim to know a lot about real faeries. One particularly thrilling part of their tale is recounted here along with a story that wasn't discovered until after the original Spiderwick books had been published.

Mr. Troll and Mr. Priddle bet on which of their sons will make the school soccer team.

When the Trolls and their neighbors, the Priddles, go off on vacation at the same time, both families are in for some surprises, including a wild, sheep-devouring beast and a scary local mystery. Simultaneous.

Christmas is Treva's favorite time of the year. But this year, decorations and presents are mysteriously disappearing. When Treva follows a small creature making off with the Christmas pudding, she discovers two irresistible trolls who want to have Christmas, but don't understand it. Jan Brett's trademark luminous paintings give readers a magical Christmas full of surprises.