13 Scary Ghost Stories for Kids & Teens: Creepy, spooky, mysterious tales of haunted classrooms, eerie video games, ghostly bus rides, & other ... &

13 Scary Ghost Stories for Kids & Teens: Creepy, spooky, mysterious tales of haunted classrooms, eerie video games, ghostly bus rides, & other ... &

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviewed 2025 – Format: Paperback Short enough to read in a night. Creepy enough to remember forever. Each story is different. Each one leaves a chill that lingers just long enough. — Galyna Lupak What if bedtime wasn’t just for dreams… but for stories that follow you into them? Inside this book are thirteen eerie, unforgettable tales that blend mystery, suspense, and just the right amount of shivers for curious young readers. Each story starts in the ordinary — a new video game, a classroom, a neighborhood, a camp cabin, a school bus — and slowly turns strange in the best, most goosebump-raising way. Meet the kids who learn that curiosity sometimes comes with a cost: “The Boy in the Window” – Caleb thinks he’s made a new friend across the street… until he learns the house has been abandoned for thirty years. - “Grandma’s Radio” – Hazel finds an old radio that only picks up voices asking for help — and one of them sounds just like her. - “Room 213” – When a school opens a new wing, one classroom stays locked. Until one day, the door isn’t — and the tests inside already have names written at the top. - “The Ice Cream Man” – Every summer, the same truck passes through town. No one remembers the driver’s face — and one kid decides to find out why. - “The Game That Never Ends” – A rainy-day board game promises harmless fun… until the dice start rolling on their own. Each story is unique — no jump scares, no gore, just clever, spine-tingling suspense that grows with every page. Readers who love Goosebumps , Creepover , or Scary Stories for Sleepovers will devour this book from cover to cover. A Sneak Peek Inside: “The static whispered softly at first — like someone breathing through the walls. Then a voice rose above it, trembling and close. ‘Can anyone hear me?’ it asked. Hazel froze. Because it was her voice.” Perfect for: Kids and teens ages 8–13 who love mysterious, spooky adventures - Parents searching for age-appropriate ghost stories - Teachers, grandparents, and librarians who want stories that chill without nightmares - Gifts, birthdays, Halloween, and sleepover reads Short enough to read in a night. Creepy enough to remember forever. Each story is different. Each one leaves a chill that lingers just long enough. So dim the lights, grab a flashlight, and turn the page… If you dare.