Zombies, Fireballs, Snakes, Death, and Candy: (A Halloween Action Adventure for Kids Age 9-12)

Apocalyptic mayhem. Sarcastic kids. Zombies in Halloween costumes. These are the ingredients for a hilarious, romping adventure!

A mysterious disc falls from the sky and gives Declan and his friends one hour to find something to stop the apocalypse. Too bad they don't understand what the annoying world-ending alien device actually wants them to find! Still, they like the world enough to try to save it. With a new catastrophe striking every ten minutes, a sarcastic nemesis hounding them, and zombies in Halloween costumes on the prowl, it won't be easy.

Young readers will love the funny, sarcastic humor and the intense action that never lets up. Parents will also love the coming-of-age themes of friendship, brotherhood, and self-esteem. With mystery, humor, and action rolled into one, this short science fiction story is sure to be a winner for any preteen, tween, or teen looking for a Halloween book with plenty of zombie action!

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See what kids are saying about this book! "Holy Cow! I couldn't put this book down! It was so funny at first, then it got intense!" - Matthew, 10

"The kids in it are hilarious, especially Declan. Ender's funny, too, in a frisbee-looking world-destroying kind of way!" - Amit, 12

"It's like a zombie movie and earthquake movie and a alien movie and a Halloween movie all in one! The only bad thing about it was that it ended." - Li Wei, 13

"I love the Last Kids on Earth Series and Goosebumps books, but this one is my favorite. PJ Stetson should totally make this into a series with like a billion more books!" - Jamal, 11

"Cool book! Kinda short, but still awesome. I read it a few times." - Jamison, 10

"The whole thing was great, don't get me wrong, but there were a few scenes that were most amazing. The scene where Declan is trying to free the boat while the flood is sweeping zombies into the back yard is stinking awesome. And the last scene with all the spiders and snakes while the world's falling apart is epic." - Ada, 13