Bone Chillers

1. Beware the Shopping Mall: Robin goes on a shopping spree in Wonderland Mall - where the mannequins take over the personalities of her friends and only by being lured out of the mall can the real children reclaim their bodies.
2. Little Pet Shop of Horrors: Cassie discovers that the new pet shop in town turns kids into dogs.
3. Back to School: Fitz thinks there's something strange about the new school cook when his friends become addicted to the food and gain monstrous appetites.
4. Frankenturkey: A zombified turkey goes after students Kyle and Annie.
5. Strange Brew: Wanting to make her life more interesting, Tori finds a notebook full of spells—and runs into trouble when she can't control the magic.
6. Teacher Creature: Joey and Nate discover that their new science teacher is a mutant frog who likes to eat sixth graders.
7. Frankenturkey II: Frankenturkey returns from the grave after Kyle and Annie make wishes on his wishbone and goes after them again.
8. Welcome to Alien Inn: Stranded at an inn during a blizzard, Matt enjoys the snow and the time off from school until he learns that the innkeeper and all the other guests are aliens who have come to Earth to study human life.
9. Attack of the Killer Ants: Disgusted by the multitude of red ants that threaten the school picnic, Ryan and Alex go on an ant-squashing spree, only to be targeted by a huge, hairy monster of an ant that wants to make the boys into slaves.
10. Slime Time: The mucus from Jeremy's sneeze turns into a blob threatening to eat everyone in town.
11. Toilet Terror (Elizabeth Winfrey): Hans and Ellie do battle against a slimy monster who lives in their toilet.
12. Night of the Living Clay (David Bergantino): Tasha fights back against a band of clay monsters living in the basement of her house.
13. The Thing Under the Bed (Daniel Ehrenhaft): A boy fights back against a creature hiding under his bed.
14. A Terminal Case of the Uglies (David Bergantino): A new school photographer is turning the student body into monsters.
15. Tiki Doll of Doom (Michael Burgan): Lucy gets a tiki doll necklace from her aunt, which has the power to turn her dreams into reality.
16. Queen of the Gargoyles (Gene Hult): During a visit to her aunt's apartment building, Isabella discovers that the gargoyles decorating the place are alive...and her aunt may be their queen.
17. Why I Quit the Baby-Sitter's Club (Unknown, mistakenly credited to David Bergantino): Rosie, a reluctant young sitter, agrees to sit for her new neighbors—whose "child" is a real monster.
18. blowtorch@psycho.com (Sherry Shahan): Jason's story about a psycho killer known as Blowtorch comes to life the more he saves his story on his computer's hard drive.
19. Night Squawker (Dahlia Kosinski): Paul discovers that his new pet parrot has the power to predict doom.
20. Scare Bear (Gene Hult): Tim throws out his childhood teddy bear—who begins to haunt him.
21. The Dog Ate My Homework: Azie Appleton and her friends have the power to make any lie come true—but get in over their heads when they unleash giant termites.
22. Killer Clown of Kings County (Daniel Ehrenhaft): Zeke becomes the assistant to a clown who is a master at dark magic.
23. Romeo and Ghouliette (Ryan Chipman): Lexi suspects a new girl, Julie who ends up becoming a monster—with Lexi's friend Fitz as the main course.

In French, the series is known as "Froid Dans le Dos" (which translates to "Cold in the Back") and follows a different order than the American version. Only fifteen of the original books were published in this line, but the fifteenth book, "Le Homard en Cavale" (which translates to "The Lobster on the Run") seems to be exclusive to this line, as it is about a lobster going after two kids on Christmas, which bears no resemblance to any books in the original English line.

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