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Fear and Scary Books Anzaldua, Gloria Short, 2010. 1 Fear and Scary Books Anzaldua, Gloria. (1993) Friends from the other Side. Ill. Mendez, Consuelo. Children’s Book Press. Allsburg, Chris Van. (1981) Jumanji. Scholastic. Bill Martin, Jr. (1985) The Ghost-eye Tree. Ill. Rand, Ted. Holt. Baillie, Allan. (1994) Rebel. Ill. Wu, Di. Ticknor & Fields. Bunting, Eve. (2001) Riding the Tiger. Ill. David Frampton. Clarion. Bunting, Eve. (1998) Your Move. Ill. Ransome, James. Harcourt Brace & Company. Bunting, Eve. (1980) Terrible Things: An Allegory of the Holocaust. Ill. Gammell, Stephen. Harper & Row. Bunting Eve. (1994) Smoky Night. Ill. Diaz, David. Harcourt Brace & Company. Burfoot, Ella. (2007) Darkness Slipped in. Kingfisher. Carle, Eric. (1977) The Grouchy Ladybug. Scholastic. Crowe, Robert L. (1976) Clyde Monster. Ill. Chorao, Kay. E. P. Dutton. Crowe, Robert L. (1980) Tyler Toad and the Thunder. Ill. Chorao Kay. E.P Dutton. Coleman, Evelyn. (1996) White Socks Only. Ill. Geter, Tyrone. Albert Whitman & Company. Cooper, Melrose. (1998) Getting’ through Thursday. Ill. Bennett, Nneka. Lee& Low Books. Freschet, Berniece. (1973) Bear Mouse. Ill. Carrick, Donald. Scholastic. Fox, Mem. (1989) Feathers and Fools. Ill. Wilton, Nicholas. Harcourt Brace & Company. Garay, Luis. (1997) The Long Road. Tundra Books. Gaiman, Neil. (2003) The Wolves in the Wall. Ill. Dave McKean. HarperCollins. Hayes, Joe. (2001) EL Cucuy. Ill. Robledo, Honorio. Cinco Puntos Press. Harshman, Marc. (1997) The Storm. Ill. Mohr, Mark. Trumpet Club. Hazen, Barbara Shook.(1979) Tight Times. Ill. Hyman, Trina Schart. Puffin Book. Hanson, Regina. (1997) The Face at the Window. Ill. Saport, Linda. Clarion Books. Hayes, Joe. (2004) La Llorona/The Weeping Woman. Hill. Ill. Vicki Treg & Pennypacker, Mona. Cinco Puntos Press. Hoban, Russell. (1960) Bedtime for Frances. Ill. Williams. Scholastic. Heide, Florence Parry & Gilliland, Judith Heide.(1992) Sam and the Time of the Troubles. Ill. Lewin Ted. Clarion Books. Hill, Susan. (1993) Beware Beware. Ill. Barrett, Angela. Candlewick Press. Hopkinson, Deborah. (1995) Sweet Clara and the Freedom Quilt. Ill. Ransome, James. Dragonfly Books. Hoellwarth, Cathryn Clinton. (1990) The Underbed. Ill. Gerig, Sibyl Graber. Good Books. Short, 2010. 2 Huth, Holly Young. (1996) Darkfright. Ill. Stow, Jenny. Atheneum Books for Young Readers. Jackson, Shelley. (1998) The Old Woman & the Wave.DK publishing. James, Betsy. (1997) Flashlight.Ill. Schiett, Stacey. Alfred A. Knopf. Kellogg, Steven. (1973)The Island of the Skog. Dial Book. Lee, Jeanne M. (1987) Ba-Nam. Henry Holt and Company. Lemieux, Margo. (1996) Paul and the Wolf. Ill. Nelson, Bill. Silver Press. Mayer, Mercer.(1968) There’s a Nightmare in my Closet. The Dial Press. Myers, Walter Dean. (2002) Patrol: An American Soldier in Vietnam. Harperchildrens. Morris, Winifred. (1990) What if the Shark Wears Tennis Shoes. Ill. Lewin, Betsy. Atheneum. Mayer, Mercer. (1987) There’s an Alligator under my Bed. Dial Book. Mochizuki, Ken. (0993) Baseball Saved Us. Ill. Lee, Dom. Lee & Low Books. Maruki, Toshi. (1980) Hiroshima no Pika. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Books. Morimoto, Junko. (1987) My Hiroshima. Viking. Oppenheim, Shulamith Levey. (1992) The Lily Cupboard. Ill. Himler, Ronald. A Charlott Zolotow Books. Perez, Amada Irma. (2002) My Diary from Here to There. Ill. Gonzales, Maya Christina. Children’s Book Press. Polacco, Patricia. (1994) Pink and Say. Philomel Books. Rankin, Joan. (1999) Scaredy Cat. Aladdin paperbacks. Robberecht, Thierry. (2005) Sam is Never Scared. Ill. Goossens, Philippe. Clarion. Rocco, John. (2009) Fu Finds the Way. Hyperion. Ryan, Cheryl. (1996) Sally Arnold. Ill. Farnsworth, Bill. Cobblehill Book. Stevenson, Harvey. (1997) Big, Scary Wolf. Clarion Books. Shange, Ntozake. (1997) White Wash. Ill. Sporn, Michael. Walker and Company. Santiago, Chiori. (1998) Home to Medicine Mountain. Ill. Lowry, Judith. Children’s Book. Smith, Frank Dabba. (2000) My Secret Camera: Life in the Lodz Ghetto. Harcourt. Turner, Ann. (1992) Katie’s Trunk. Ill.Himler, Ron. Macmillan Publishing. Uchida, Yoshiko.(1993)The Bracelet. Ill. Yardley, Joanna. Philomel Books. Walter, Mildred Pitts. (1995) Darkness. Ill. Jameson, Marcia. Simon & Schuster. Waber, Bernard.(1972) Ira Sleeps Over. Scholastic. Walton, Rick. (2004) A Very Hairy Scary Story. Ill. Clark, David. G.P. Putnam’s Sons. Weigelt, Udo.(2001) The Wild Wombat. Ill. Piepenbrink, Anne-Katrin. North-South Books. .
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