Up to No Ghoul

By Cullen Bunn, Cat Farris (Illustrator)

Part of the The Ghoul Next Door series

A mysterious blood bank arrives, sparking eerie nightmares. Can Grey and Lavinia uncover the sinister truth?

3.8/5 Goodreads · 159 ratings

200 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Grey's nightmares of vampires become reality when a mysterious blood bank arrives in town. Forbidden from speaking to Lavinia, the only one who can help, Grey faces a chilling mystery. As they defy the rules, they uncover a threat more sinister than imagined. Will their unlikely alliance save the town, or will the darkness consume them? Dive into this spooky adventure where friendship defies the odds and secrets lurk in the shadows. Perfect for a Halloween thrill or a year-round escape, this tale promises scares and laughter in equal measure.

From the publisher

In this thrilling and spooky middle grade graphic novel companion to The Ghoul Next Door by New York Times bestselling author Cullen Bunn and Cat Ferris, Lavinia and Grey team up again to solve the town’s mystery.Ever wake up in the middle of the night to awful nightmares about vampires?When a mysterious blood bank rolls into town, Grey can’t help but get an eerie feeling. Could it be linked to his nightmares about vampires? After some investigating, Grey learns it’s something more sinister than he could ever imagine . . . and there’s only one creature who can help him–Lavinia.Despite the fact they are forbidden to talk to one another again, this spooky mystery is bigger than any promises between the ghouls and humans.This fun, lightly spooky adventure is a good Halloween read but is also the perfect graphic novel read all year round. It’s a wonderful escape from everyday life, providing readers with a good scare and plenty of laughter.The Ghoul Next Door was a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection and a Kids’ Indie Next List pick. “This fast-paced blend of humor and horror is essentially an against-the-odds friendship story.,” praised Kirkus.

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