The Day of the Jackalope (Weirdbey Island)

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A dastardly secret. A creature that cannot be. A great mystery itching to be solved. Dylan Wylde has barely had time to recover from his harrowing battle with Captain Grimdire when he and his friend's find themselves caught up in a new mysterious adventure on Weirdbey Island. People are vanishing in the night and no one wants to talk about it... Are these sinister occurrences linked to the eerie fortune teller who's just arrived in town? The one gathering a horde of strange, creepy-eyed followers? Dylan and his friends soon find themselves investigating the disappearances while uncovering a cryptic mythical creature who shouldn't exist. Now, as a series of dark events spread across the island, they're forced to face a terrifying new foe who threatens to take over the world. Jackalopes, rotten mermaids, and rabbits that are not what they seem... For readers who love scary magical adventures, Goosebumps and Stranger Things. Buy The Day of The Jackalope and dive into the adventure today! Praise for Eldritch Black: "Eldritch Black is a superior story teller! Every character is brought fully to life with very few words, and what a delightfully creepy cast of characters he's written" "Wonderful world building paired with a perfect tone of dark and spooky." "(Reviewing on behalf of my 11 yr who read this book) I absolutely loved it! Just the right amount of scary. It kept me on the edge of my seat!"

Is The Day of the Jackalope (Weirdbey Island) appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 10 and up.

Kids investigate mysterious disappearances involving a creepy fortune teller and mythical creatures. Spooky atmosphere and peril comparable to Goosebumps—scary but age-appropriate for middle grade readers.

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