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A chilling middle-grade blend of real-world family upheaval and creeping supernatural dread. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Cemetery Street.
- eerie
- unsettling
- claustrophobic
- melancholic
- 01
Elizabeth and Zenobia
Jessica Miller
A delightfully eerie gothic mystery about a timid girl, her fearless imaginary friend, and the shadows lurking in an old manor.
- 02
Bad Girls Don't Die
Katie Alender · 2009
A snarky, fast-paced descent into suburban horror where high school angst collides with genuine supernatural dread.
- 03
House Next Door
Richie Tankersley Cusick · 2002
A delightfully eerie blend of vintage teen horror and tragic supernatural romance.
- 04
The headless Cupid
Zilpha Keatley Snyder · 1971
A spooky, spirited exploration of blended family dynamics wrapped in the eerie allure of the occult.
- 05
Lily's ghosts
Laura Ruby
A delightfully spooky and sarcastic romp through a haunted seaside house where family secrets are just as restless as the ghosts.
- 06
The ghost sitter
Peni R. Griffin · 2001
A sunlit summer vacation slowly gives way to a gentle, spine-tingling mystery about the ghosts we leave behind.
- 07
It begins
Richie Tankersley Cusick · 2005
A tense, atmospheric exploration of grief and paranoia where the supernatural bleeds into the real world.
- 08
A Cry in the Night
Carol Ellis · 1990
A classic, spooky vacation-house mystery where echoes of a tragic past demand to be heard.
- 09
The Replacement
Brenna Yovanoff
A grunge-tinged, rust-scented descent into a macabre underworld where monsters and humans bleed together.
- 10
Graveyard shakes
Laura Terry
A spooky, spirited graphic adventure where the trials of boarding school give way to the eerie magic of a graveyard underworld.
- 11
Christina's Ghost
Betty Ren Wright · 1987
A delightfully eerie, classic haunted house tale that balances spine-tingling chills with unexpected emotional warmth.
- 12
The house on the gulf
Margaret Peterson Haddix
A sunny summer housesitting gig slowly unravels into a tense puzzle of sibling suspicion and hidden agendas.











