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Graveyard School #26
Little School of Horrors
Back to school. Ghouls rule. Teachers drool.
Dead things walking are nothing shocking.
Blue is new at Graveyard School. But he knows right away that he's going to class at Creep Central. Just look at the teachers. The principal. Even the janitor. But worst of all look at the kid who wants to be Blue's new best friend. With friends like these, who needs enemies?
Welcome to Dead Kid 101.
Dead things walking are nothing shocking.
Blue is new at Graveyard School. But he knows right away that he's going to class at Creep Central. Just look at the teachers. The principal. Even the janitor. But worst of all look at the kid who wants to be Blue's new best friend. With friends like these, who needs enemies?
Welcome to Dead Kid 101.
- GenresChildrens
112 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1998
About the author
Tom B. Stone
54 books30 followersTom B. Stone is a pseudonym used by the published author Nola Thacker.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
February 4, 2026
4/10
Similar concept to Zombie School, and Why I Quit Zombie School from Goosebumps, but not executed as well. Not bad, not amazing.
Similar concept to Zombie School, and Why I Quit Zombie School from Goosebumps, but not executed as well. Not bad, not amazing.
April 6, 2026
Why is it always the rarest books that are usually not very good?
I absolutely love the cover for this book and it was very hard (and expensive) to track down, but the story is... not very good.
There is a message in here about being true to oneself and embracing who you really are, but it's sort of lost in a weird, jumbled mess of the main character just bumping into random students from his class and seeing weird things, like a girl breathing fire at the mall, or a vampire and a centaur playing soccer on his front lawn. It has some charm, but the story was a bit meandering.
I absolutely love the cover for this book and it was very hard (and expensive) to track down, but the story is... not very good.
There is a message in here about being true to oneself and embracing who you really are, but it's sort of lost in a weird, jumbled mess of the main character just bumping into random students from his class and seeing weird things, like a girl breathing fire at the mall, or a vampire and a centaur playing soccer on his front lawn. It has some charm, but the story was a bit meandering.
May 20, 2023
Przyjemna, mało wymagająca książka. Pomimo tego, że czytałam ten tom bez znajomości innych z tej serii to nie czułam, że nie wiem, o czym oni tam mówią.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews