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Greetings and well met. Welcome to Spook Central Elementary, an ongoing picture book series which follows the day-to-day events of twelve students who attend Ms Lenore Lanchester's third grade class.
This school is unlike any other because the entire student body is made up of a wide variety of monsters, all except accept for one: gwen Reaper. For the first time in over one hundred years, Principal Price has just opened Spook Central’s doors to a human exchange student. Gwen is about to meet her new classmates: TJ the were-wolf; Megan the witch; a vampire named Vincent; a gorgon named Rebecca; Tiffany the cyclops; a mummy named Ramses; a swamp creature named Gil; Herbert The Invisible Boy; and Finally The Karloff siblings; Frankie and his twin sisters, Mary and Alicia.

Over the next few years, Some of these students will have created friendships, others hardships, but all of them will have experienced memorable moments with eachother. Most importantly, they will share the life lessons they have learned during their day to day interactions in a little town called Spookville.

Each of the books are told from a different character’s perspective, which allows the reader to experience an overall view of various interactive scenes from the previous books in the series. This revolutionary concept is being welcomed quite warmly by the literary community. I feel that Lemony snicket, goosebumbs and harry potter fans will also enjoy this series as well.

Spook Central Elementary will feature characters that will appeal to both young girls and boys as role models without loosing the interest from adults, or parents. A prominent fixture among the stories are: Non-violent ideals and other values teaching children about loyalty to friends, courage, bravery, and honesty all vividly displayed with illustrations accompanied by the text. These ideals will allow the series to branch off in other developed formats, irrevocably making it the a ground breaking franchise already rich in tradition; similar to Harry Potter, Twilight, Percy Jackson and the Olympians and Lemony Snicket.

Spook Central Elementary will portray fictional characters set in a world with real-life situations that will allow children to learn various critical thinking skills, while encouraging them to discover which decisions they can make that will better their own lives and the lives of others around them. Once launched, the series will draw the attention of young fans across the entire world as they find all the qualities they hold close within books. The series will also include those factors that made similar genre books such a success. The end result is a series with tremendous crossover appeal.

Recognizing its responsibility to its young readers and future audience, the stories will provide an ephasis on morality and justice that will no doubt gain critical praise from educators and parents alike. This will sure to be a success in creating worthy role models for the young children and there will even be something for the older fans as well. The stories will reinforce the fact that one person can truly make a difference, be they man, woman, boy, or girl. You have the potential to make the world a better place no matter who you are or where you come from.

In addition each book or episode will conclude with supplementary pro-social messages varying on themes and values upon which we so greatly put a premium emphasis on. These messages can engender a significant increase in learning among those children who read or view the series, whether it is a book, or part of the animated series. The main goal is to educate while entertaining.

Please feel free to browse through the fan art, all of which has been sent in from all corners of the world. Many of whom await the publication of the first thirteen books which I hope to have published by the end of 2012. The same books could also be sold as a box set, with a collector's edition Year Book containing new and additional content. I also intend to script Volume One as an animated television series, which will involve short story spin offs. Beyond that, there can be limitless possibilities with a number of merchandise related products, such as: Breakfast cereals, toy and clothing lines, video games, dolls, action figures,board games and more.

Without further ado, I present to you, the future of Spook Central Elementary...

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August 13, 2010

Happy Friday the 13th Muha ha ha ha ha!

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June 22, 2010

I’d like to introduce to all of you, the newest Spook Central Elementary student: Robert G. Romero but you can call him Robby for short.

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