Spooky Nights

Lydia and Jenny have been invited to Marie's Halloween party at her mansion. On Halloween night, as they're trick-or-treating, they take a shortcut into the woods. There in the woods they encounter an array of monsters, ghosts, and other frightening creatures. Can the girls get out of the woods and make it to the party?

In this sequel to Is Lydia Strange?, Lydia Chrenchoff and her best friend Jenny have been invited to Marie's Halloween party at her mansion. On Halloween night, as they're trick-or-treating, they take a shortcut into the woods. There in the woods they encounter an array of monsters, ghosts, and other frightening creatures. Can the girls get out of the woods and make it to the party?

Sarah Crowther is a renowned author of children's books well known for their fairy tale qualities and unique characters. Sarah began her career during her teenage years and much of her work has been devoted to raising awareness to autism and especially geared toward children on the autism spectrum. She combines social issues with imaginative characters to create intriguing stories that resolve in a moral lesson of kindness, tolerance and acceptance. Her first book, 'Is Lydia Strange' is a tale of a young autistic girl who experiences bullying and rejection in her new school when her family moves to a new neighborhood. With the help of a friend, she soon proves to the other children that we are all special in our own way. The book has been critically acclaimed and Sarah continues to receive fan mail from parents and children alike who testify that the book has helped to enrich their lives and cope with their personal struggles. Her second book, 'Spooky Nights' has a light-hearted Halloween theme that has delighted young audiences from all walks of life. Sarah is currently embarking on a new book based on her characters, 'The Comedy Crickets' which is certain to garner the critical attention of her previous works. The importance of Sarah's work cannot be overlooked as she continues to strive toward helping children to cope with their daily struggles through her imaginative and enchanting stories.