Little Nobody (No Place for Monsters #3)

by Kory Merritt (Author) Kory Merritt (Illustrator)

Reading Level: 4th − 5th Grade

The kids of Cowslip Grove are putting on a school play, and Kat, Levi, Donte, and their friends all have parts.

But at rehearsal one day, a piece of chalk leaps up on its own and starts writing on the blackboard. Soon the kids learn they are being stalked by the mysterious “Little Nobody”—an invisible child with no memories.

As the kids begin to unravel the mystery behind Little Nobody, they accidentally reveal a strange and secret world—along with the true fates of many long-lost children and creatures. But something else is watching: an undead enemy that hopes to manipulate Little Nobody into bringing great harm to Cowslip Grove. And it will take everything the children have to defeat it.

Written and illustrated in his signature terrifying style, the third book in the No Place for Monsters series continues to place readers inside the “totally terrifying” (Jeff Kinney), “haunted garden” (New York Times) imagination of Kory Merritt.

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Starred Review

A creepy delight, with themes both timeless and topical.

Kory Merritt
Kory Merritt is a former public school art teacher from western New York who enjoys reading weird stories, looking for strange wildlife, and drawing creepy monsters. In addition to teaching, Kory previously worked as an illustrator for the online game franchise Poptropica and its spin-off book series.
Classification
Fiction
ISBN-13
9780063283985
Lexile Measure
-
Guided Reading Level
-
Publisher
Clarion Books
Publication date
September 03, 2024
Series
No Place for Monsters
BISAC categories
JUV022000 - Juvenile Fiction | Legends, Myths, & Fables | General
JUV058000 - Juvenile Fiction | Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural
JUV018000 - Juvenile Fiction | Horror
JUV008100 - Juvenile Fiction | Comics & Graphic Novels | Horror
Library of Congress categories
Lost children
Horror stories
Monsters
Theater
Cities and towns
Horror fiction
Novels

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