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The Dark and Other Scary Stories
If you love sleepless nights and monsters that lurk in the dark, this spine-chilling collection of ten terrifying tales is the book for you!
The Last Kids on Earth and the Destructor’s Lair
Jack and Quint are trapped in the Monster Dimension! Their mission: prevent Rezzoch the Ancient, Destructor of Worlds, from reaching Earth and annihilating civilization.
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The Face in the Mirror and Other Scary Stories
Who is that, trapped inside the mirror? What happens when a wish comes true? This series is part of Scholastic’s early reader line, Acorn, aimed at children who are learning to read. With easy-to-read text, a short-story format, and full-color artwork on every spread, these books will boost reading confidence and fluency.
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The Last Kids on Earth
Diary of a Wimpy Kid meets The Walking Dead in this graphic novel series, in which a band of suburban middle schoolers play video games, gorge themselves on candy, and battle zombies in the aftermath of the monster apocalypse.
Eerie Elementary
Eerie Elementary is ALIVE — the school is a living, breathing thing. And it’s evil. 3rd grade hall monitor Sam Graves teams up with his best buddies to stop the monstrous school… before it’s too late! This series is part of Scholastic’s early chapter book line Branches, aimed at newly independent readers.
Mister Shivers
What is hiding under the bed? What is scratching at the window? This award-winning, spine-chilling series will have beginning readers everywhere begging to stay up late to read (with the light on!).
Galactic Hot Dogs
Cosmoe the Earth-Boy captains the galaxy’s greatest flying food truck, the Neon Weiner. With his crew—Humphree and the not-so-evil Princess Dagger—he battles bizarre space baddies and fights to save the galaxy from Ultimate Evil.
Other Books by Max
Under the pen name Jack Chabert, Max authored the New York Times bestselling graphic novel Poptropica Vol. 1: Mystery of the Map. Max has written books for Cartoon Network shows like Adventure Time, Steven Universe, Regular Show, and Uncle Grandpa and authors the LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS: Knights Academy series.
Books from Max
The Last Kids on Earth
Diary of a Wimpy Kid meets The Walking Dead in this graphic novel series, in which a band of suburban middle schoolers play video games, gorge themselves on candy, and battle zombies in the aftermath of the monster apocalypse.
Eerie Elementary
Eerie Elementary is ALIVE — the school is a living, breathing thing. And it’s evil. 3rd grade hall monitor Sam Graves teams up with his best buddies to stop the monstrous school… before it’s too late! This series is part of Scholastic’s early chapter book line Branches, aimed at newly independent readers.
Mister Shivers
What is hiding under the bed? What is scratching at the window? This award-winning, spine-chilling series will have beginning readers everywhere begging to stay up late to read (with the light on!).
Galactic Hot Dogs
Cosmoe the Earth-Boy captains the galaxy’s greatest flying food truck, the Neon Weiner. With his crew—Humphree and the not-so-evil Princess Dagger—he battles bizarre space baddies and fights to save the galaxy from Ultimate Evil.
Other Books by Max
Under the pen name Jack Chabert, Max authored the New York Times bestselling graphic novel Poptropica Vol. 1: Mystery of the Map. Max has written books for Cartoon Network shows like Adventure Time, Steven Universe, Regular Show, and Uncle Grandpa and authors the LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS: Knights Academy series.
Hey i’m Max!
Writing biography stuff is the worst because I never know if it should be written in the 1st person or the 3rd person. Like, right now, this is me, writing about myself and using the word “I” a lot. But it’s sorta weird, right?
