Mike always goes to the mall with his friends after school. It’s the place to hang out. Everyone is there, even the bullies. But when the mall opens a new hall with a future arcade called the Scale Cade, Mike and his friends sneak a peek inside only to find a human-sized lizard in the construction zone.

No one believes them, of course, except Mike’s Grandma who has heard rumors of Lizardmen sightings taking place long before the mall was built.

Has Mike spent one too many days in the mall... or have Lizard People really made their home beneath the Scale Cade?

Lucy's fascination with dirt was far beyond the average kid. In fact, it surpassed most adults.

So, when her family builds a new shed at the back of their property she takes every soil sample she can find. But there is something strange in the dirt: wiggling strands of silicon.

Then, the day after the shed is built she finds strange hand formations in the fresh soil: a hand with six fingers. The following day, feet appear on the other side of the shed, as if someone was squashed by the new construction. But the prints aren't there for long.

No one but Lucy's father believes her, at least not until a neighbor is found dead with silicon in her mouth

Gabe is on summer break after seventh grade and his mom is making him spend the vacation time with his reclusive grandpa from out west.

Luckily, his cousin Jake will be there. Gabe had only met him once, years ago, but he couldn't remember much of him.

To Gabe's surprise, he wasn't staying in a hovel but a lavish castle, with dozens of guest rooms, a full-sized theater, a private tennis court, and a detached garage with dozens of sports cars.

With plenty of things to do there wasn't time to cause any mischief, that is until Gabe and Jake find out their grandfather has a hidden laboratory with all sorts of bizarre experiments.

Elizabeth Weller is the new kid at school. But rural Idaho is far from the suburbs of Chicago, especially when everywhere you look there's corn.

But something is wrong with the corn.

Cobs aren't supposed to have wiggling black and brown strands, right?

But the odd corn isn't the strangest thing Elizabeth's seen. Nearly everyone she's met has deep wrinkles in their foreheads, like they've been frowning too much.

And every night in the fields outside her new home an eerie cry carries through the air.

Penny Wiseman's family is obsessed with all sorts of building bricks. They have brand name and knock-off sets, imported and vintage. Among her parents' favorites are some very old sets from the 90's.

But this Christmas season they get gifted a peculiar knock-off set from Gutterman Sports, and something isn't right with those bricks...

For one, a hairy insect-like critter clawed its way from the bag and it seems to have a hankering for plastic. Particularly plastic in the shape of cubes. And this little 'brick-gremlin' is even more resilient than a cockroach...

Penny's winter break is about to be turned up-side-down.

Even though he's in 6th grade, Perry Howser spends a lot of time at the local high school. Luckily, he isn't the only kid his age and often spends his time there with his friend, Henry. One evening, they wander the upper halls and discovers the unimaginable: a vampire emerging from a locker.

Stunned, they race to find a camera, but when they do they run into the vampire, who is more confused than they are. Perry follows him back to his locker-coffin and snaps a picture, but as legend claims, the vampire doesn't show up in the image.

Determined to find out what is going on at Eagle High, Perry and a group of friends will stop at nothing until the vampires are rooted out of their metal hiding places.

Amelia’s family loves camping. But their old tent trailer broke down on their last camping trip. Luckily, her parents’ search for a new trailer was swift and they set out on their next trip with the “D-Traveler.”

No one seemed to have heard of that model, and Amelia wondered what the “D” stood for. She wouldn’t have to wonder very long, though, because the “D” was short for dimensional.

Their first night in the “D-Traveler” took them to a new world, one where the sky was purple and the woodland beasts are straight out of myths and legends.

Now, Amelia and her family have to figure out how to get home if they manage to survive their exotic vacation.

Vincent Morgan has inherited a legacy from his deceased father, and grandfather. But it's not the kind of legacy one wants as it comes with the haunting of an apparition called Agamarr.

Now burdened with his family's curse, young Vincent must learn how to write a compelling story so that the whole world will know and fear Agamarr's name. Otherwise, he'll end up like his father by the age of
thirty-three. Luckily for Vincent, his new 4th grade teacher is a published fantasy author willing to help. But that won't be enough to ensure Vincent completes Agamarr's task.

In order to prove himself, Vincent must win a global writing contest and begin a career as young fantasy author.

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Teresa and her family have always attended Onyx Falls’ Ren Faire. But this year something strange is happening at night. Odd noises can be heard outside and small shadows are seen scampering off through the moonlight.

So, Teresa and her friends decide to figure out what is truly happening, only to discover that expensive items have vanished all across the faire.

To make matters worse, new vendors have moved into Onyx Falls and the local kids warn Teresa and the other visiting kids to
stay away. One of them, an artist named Gina, paints pictures of children facing fantastical horrors. But what does she have in common with miniature thieves that can vanish instantly?

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