Nightmares!
- ISBN-10
- 085753355X
- ISBN-13
- 9780857533555
- Category
- Nightmares
- Pages
- 368
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2014-10-09
- Publisher
- Doubleday Children's
- Authors
- Jason Segel, Kirsten Miller
Description
Eleven-year-old Charlie Laird is desperate for a good night's sleep - or even just a nap. Ever since he moved into his stepmother's mysterious purple mansion, Charlie's life has become a living nightmare. A terrifying witch haunts every second of his sleep and now the dread that fills his dreams is creeping into the waking world. As President Fear and his fellow Nightmares feed off the unease that is spreading rapidly across the town, the Nightmare world threatens to take over. Only by finding the courage to face their deepest, darkest fears can Charlie and his friends conquer the creatures of the night and save the day.
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