Collection: Junior Fiction - Graphic Novel

Elena Potato just moved to Oldmill Village, but she's about to find out that there's a lot more going on in the quiet little town than meets the eye -- Oldmill Village is actually an oasis for all kinds of monsters! Zick, Elena's new neighbor, is a strange kid who's allergic to just about everyth...

Zick has a huge secret: He can see invisible ghosts and monsters that no one else can. It's his job to tame those monsters and protect people. There's just one problem: Zick is allergic to just about everything--including monsters!... There's a giant monster plant growing beneath the streets of O...

"In this thrilling third installment of Monster Allergy, Zick and Elena return from summer vacation to start a new school year and continue their incredible adventures in Oldmill Village, a hideaway for all kinds of ghosts and monsters. Now these friends will have to face bullies, homework, and t...

School has just started up again in Oldmill Village, but that's not the only thing that's changing. A new tutor, Jeremy-Joth, has taken charge of the monsters living in the Barrymore home, and his strict rules have everyone on edge--including Zick! Meanwhile, Elena is feeling uneasy about the loo...

Twelve-year-old Gabby and her lovable pet monster, Dwight, embark on plenty of adventures in their quest to improve Dwight's self-esteem. In this complete collection of Monster and Me stories, Gabby and Dwight attempt to steal the show in the school play, take the field in a teachers-vs.-students...

Peter and Jean are two kids who discover they can do something impossible - when they draw a monster on paper, it comes to life!

When the FBI closes Desmodus, Lukos, Francesca, Rags and Gilda's monsters-only school, they are forced by their parents to attend a public school to continue their education. Now, they must try to fool their classmates and faculty all while navigating the horrors of growing up!

When the FBI closes Desmodus, Lukos, Francesca, Rags and Gilda's monsters-only school, they are forced by their parents to attend a public school to continue their education. Now, they must try to fool their classmates and faculty all while navigating the horrors of growing up!

Frankie Stein takes over as editor of the Gory Gazette, and asks all her ghoulfriends to contribute articles, but Cleo's relationship with Deuce, Draculaura's issues in home ick, and Clawdeen's fashion designs leave them distracted.

As the Fraidy Hawkins dance approaches, the girls of Monster High are excited to ask out the boys.