Frankie Stein looks nothing like his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stein, or the spooky-looking kids at Miss Wart’s Academy for Ghouls & Goblins. His clean-cut looks make it hard for him to make friends. But Frankie knows a thing or two about being scary. He can make grotesque faces, paint bone-chilling pictures, and yelp as loud as a coyote. When he experiments with potions in the classroom and grows two fangs, he wins over the other kids, showing that popularity depends on more than how you look. Once again, Frankie Stein proves that he’s happiest when he’s true to himself. Kevan Atteberry’s digital illustrations lend a hand to this back-to-school spook-tacular story! Author Lola M. Schaefer has written books on many subjects for all different ages, including Mittens (My First I Can Read Book) , An Island Grows , and Arrowhawk . She enjoys visiting schools and sharing her enthusiasm for writing and reading. She lives in the mountains of north Georgia with her husband Ted. Illustrator Kevan Atteberry has been drawing since he was young. Besides doing artwork for books, he has contributed to magazines, greeting cards, and games. He lives in the rainy Pacific Northwest, where he dreams of sunnier times. He likes crows, Halloween, and a really good pear.