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    Fright Train: Weirdville, #3

    By Majanka Verstraete

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    Charlie boards a train on a cold winter evening, but his shivering doesn't stop. Soon after he boards, Charlie realizes just how right he was to be wary of this strange train.

    "...reminds me of the books I grew up with by RL Stine and Christopher Pike. If you loved those, these will be perfect." ~ BookLover

    Charlie's parents drop him off at the train station so he can visit his grandma in Weirdville. It's a cold winter evening, so when his usual train is cancelled at the last second, Charlie wishes he'd stayed home.

    An hour later, shivering from the cold, he climbs onboard the next train to Weirdville, even though he'd rather not. It looks like something straight out of the nineteenth century, as if it used a time machine to arrive at the station.

    Something is seriously wrong with all the people onboard. If only he could figure out what was going on. If only he could get off the train.

    "My daughters and I love the 'Weirdville' series! These books are great for kids who enjoy a little spooky reading but not something so scary they can't sleep." ~ A. LeBlanc

    EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the third book in the "Weirdville" series of spooky-fun adventures. These chapter books are perfect for young readers aged 7-11. [DRM-Free]

    Books by Majanka Verstraete:

    • Weirdville – Book 1: "The Doll Maker"
    • Weirdville – Book 2: "House of Horrors"
    • Weirdville – Book 3: "Fright Train"
    • Weirdville – Book 4: "Drowning in Fear"
    • Weirdville – Book 5: "The Clumsy Magician"
    • Weirdville – Book 6: "Grave Error"
    • "Valentina and the Haunted Mansion" (1)
    • "Valentina and the Whackadoodle Witch" (2)
    • "Valentina and the Masked Mummy" (3)

    More Great Kids' Books from Evolved Publishing

    • The "Balderdash Saga" Series by J.W. Zulauf
    • The "Emlyn and the Gremlin" Series by Steff F. Kneff
    • The "Sully P. Snooferpoot" Series by Aaron Shaw Ph.D.
    • "Thomas and the Tiger Turtle" and "Bella and the Blue Genie" by Jonathan Gould

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEvolved Publishing LLC
    Release dateMar 6, 2019
    ISBN9781622530687
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    Fright Train: Weirdville, #3
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    Majanka Verstraete

    Majanka Verstraete begged her Mom to teach her how to read while she was still in kindergarten. By the time she finished fifth grade, she had read through the entire children’s section of her hometown library. She wrote her first story when she was seven years old, and hasn’t stopped writing since. With an imagination that never sleeps, and hundreds of possible book characters screaming for her attention, writing is more than a passion for her.

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