When Kelsey declares that she is not afraid of anything, a mysterious old woman, who says she can see into the future, proves her wrong.

Haunted treehouses and mysterious fortune tellers are sure to scare in R.L. Stine's Ghosts of Fear Street Twice Terrifying Tales!

When Kelsey declares that she is not afraid of anything, a mysterious old woman, who says she can see into the future, proves her wrong.

The knights are headed back to the Dungeons of Doom, this time in search of a buried trasure

A compendium of fun and entertaining ways to understand your future, taken from entries in the bestselling Fortune-Telling series. In this book lie the answers to your future. Reveal the meanings of your name, birthday, zodiac sign, and dreams. Unveil the significance of your color choices, friendships, and love interests. Discover what is foretold, learn to read auspicious omens, and divine the gift of attracting good fortune. Consult The Golden Book of Fortune-Telling and uncover the wisdom of the ages—and the power to shape your destiny.

EYE OF THE FORTUNE TELLER Kelsey Moore has lived on Fear Street all her life, and she's not afraid of anything. Until she meets Madame Valda who tells Kelsey that only fools are fearless. And then all of Kelsey's worst fears start coming to life! Has Madame Valda doomed Kelsey to live in fear forever? HOW TO BE A VAMPIRE Andrew seems to be becoming a vampire. First there were bite marks on his neck. Then he tried to eat garlic... yikes! And now he's got this weird urge to sleep upside down. And then he meets his vampire teacher, one really scary guy. Andrew isn't ready for a lesson on how to sleep in a coffin - or how to drink blood! But does he have a choice? CAMP FEAR GHOULS Lizzy Caldwell is sooo excited when she's asked to join the Camp Fear Girls. It sounds like such a cool club. Even though the clubhouse is on Fear Street.Even though the troop badges show coffins and hangman's nooses. Even though the Camp Fear Girls are mysteriously vanishing.

This is the memoir of a Sephardic Jewish girl living among Ashkenazi neighbors in the Bronx. She comes down with polio just before her eighth birthday. She begins a fight against immobility set within a cultural realm where Catholic and Jew and Turkish Moslem once met. Where a beautiful aunt could be abducted into a Turkish harem and another aunt could still keep the 400-year-old iron key to the family house in the Cordoba of the Spanish Inquisition.