About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is fascinated by the spooky and the strange but still needs a gentle hand to guide them through lessons on character and consequences. This collection features two punny, slightly macabre stories where the supernatural serves as a mirror for real world behavior. In Gone Fishin and A Little Body of Work, kids with severe character flaws like bullying or selfishness find themselves in eerie situations that force them to face the results of their actions. These tales offer a safe way to explore themes of accountability and justice through a horror lens. It is a great choice for reluctant readers who enjoy Goosebumps but would benefit from a narrative that explicitly links scary thrills to moral growth and empathy. The tone is dark but comedic, making the spooky elements feel like a fun ride rather than a source of genuine nightmares.
