Jitter Jumper: The Sock Stealing Sasquatch

· Jitter Jumpers Book 10 · Christopher E. Knox
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Thirteen-year-old Irving is a boy of order, a meticulous soul who files his socks like precious artifacts. But lately, the "rhythmic hum" of the dryer has become the soundtrack to a creeping dread. His favorite socks are vanishing, one by one. Convinced that a "Domestic Anomaly" is at work, Irving sets out to hunt a monster, only to find that the "Sock Stealing Sasquatch" might be a manifestation of the very chaos he’s been trying to outrun.
Thirteen-year-old Irving is a boy of order, a meticulous soul who files his socks like precious artifacts. But lately, the "rhythmic hum" of the dryer has become the soundtrack to a creeping dread. His favorite socks are vanishing, one by one. Convinced that a "Domestic Anomaly" is at work, Irvin...

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C. E. Wolfie is the author of the Jitter Jumpers series, a collection of horror stories designed to keep readers of all ages on the edge of their seats. A lifelong fan of all things spooky, Wolfie specializes in middle-grade and young adult suspense that blends heart-pounding action with supernatural chills. When not dreaming up new ways to give readers the jitters, they are usually hunting for the perfect campfire story or getting lost in a haunted forest (on purpose).

About the Author C. E. Wolfie is the author of the Jitter Jumpers series, a collection of horror stories designed to keep readers of all ages on the edge of their seats. A lifelong fan of all things spooky, Wolfie specializes in middle-grade and young adult suspense that blends heart-pounding act...

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