Elizabeth and Jessica and their friends in the Snoopers Club have a tough mystery to solve--this time at camp.

The Trenchcoat Twins return to action when their summer camp is tormented by ghostly wails outside their cabin and by rumors of a mysterious ghost stalking Camp Big Bear. Original.

Camp Wigwam is in danger of closing! The owner loves her summer camp, but there have been mysterious ghostly appearances at the camp. Ms. Hardeker, fearing for the children's safety, is about to sell Camp Wigwam so that it can be turned into a ski resort! Jason and his friends must solve the mystery of the unearthly appearance of the ghostly Indian maiden so they can save their beloved Camp Wigwam.

When Samantha and her brother Rex go to Camp Wil-He-Waha for a week, the legend of a massacre of a pioneer family seems to bring the ghosts out.

Our friend Mitch says the outdoor maze is haunted. We didn't believe him -- until we came face-to-face with a ghost! Is the ghost real? Or is someone trying to scare us away? There's only one way to find out. Mary-Kate and I have to go back into the scary maze!

Jigsaw Jones and Mila Yeh have solved many cases involving stolen or missing items. But when the search for Kim's necklace turns up more than they bargained for, Jigsaw can't trust his eyes. Did the scarecrow on Ms. Rigby's lawn just . . . move?

It's a haunted holiday when Fred wins a weekend for the Scooby gang at a mysterious bed and breakfast. In the middle of a storm, a giant dog appears and Scooby and Shaggy disappear.

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