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What is the best horror book series for young readers?

By YPB Team

Some of these shelves held 1990s paperback crazes, others newer books that still keep readers up past bedtime. Campfire folklore, vampires and haunted pizzerias are all in the mix.

  1. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark — ranked #11
    Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
    Alvin Schwartz's folklore trilogy famous for Stephen Gammell's nightmarish illustrations.
    1000pts
  2. Goosebumps — ranked #22
    Goosebumps
    R.L. Stine's bestselling 1990s Scholastic series of twist-ending scary stories for middle-grade readers.
    494pts
  3. Small Spaces Quartet — ranked #33
    Small Spaces Quartet
    Katherine Arden's modern middle-grade horror series that begins with a school trip gone wrong.
    494pts
  4. Bunnicula — ranked #44
    Bunnicula
    James Howe's comic-spooky series about a family pet rabbit suspected of being a vampire.
    428pts
  5. Skeleton Creek — ranked #55
    Skeleton Creek
    Patrick Carman's mystery-horror series told through a journal and companion videos.
    428pts
  6. Fear Street — ranked #66
    Fear Street
    R.L. Stine's darker teen horror series set in the cursed town of Shadyside.
    350pts
  7. Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights — ranked #77
    Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights
    Scott Cawthon's anthology series of short horror stories set in the Five Nights at Freddy's universe.
    350pts
  8. Cirque du Freak — ranked #88
    Cirque du Freak
    Darren Shan's twelve-book saga about a boy who becomes a vampire's assistant after visiting a freak show.
    350pts
  9. The Spiderwick Chronicles — ranked #99
    The Spiderwick Chronicles
    Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black's illustrated series about siblings who discover a dangerous hidden world of faeries.
    350pts
  10. Tales of Terror — ranked #1010
    Tales of Terror
    Chris Priestley's Victorian-style collections of chilling stories framed by a sinister storyteller.
    350pts
  11. Lockwood & Co. — ranked #1111
    Lockwood & Co.
    Jonathan Stroud's ghost-hunting series about a teenage psychic detective agency in a haunted London.
    350pts
  12. Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children — ranked #1212
    Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children
    Ransom Riggs's eerie fantasy series built around vintage found photographs.
    350pts
  13. The Wardstone Chronicles — ranked #1313
    The Wardstone Chronicles
    Joseph Delaney's dark fantasy series, published in the US as The Last Apprentice, about a seventh son apprenticed to a witch-fighting Spook.
    350pts
  14. Spooksville — ranked #1414
    Spooksville
    Christopher Pike's 1990s series of supernatural adventures in a small town crawling with monsters.
    257pts
  15. The Demonata — ranked #1515
    The Demonata
    Darren Shan's gory ten-book series about young heroes battling demons from another universe.
    257pts
  16. The Monstrumologist — ranked #1616
    The Monstrumologist
    Rick Yancey's Gothic horror series about an orphan assisting a doctor who hunts monsters in 1880s New England.
    257pts

Comments 1

Goosebumps began at Scholastic in 1992; Fazbear Frights added 12 volumes for readers who met Freddy as a game first: https://youpick.best/articles/five-nights-at-freddys-ranked-many-ways

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