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Creaky Castle

By Jane Clarke

What spooky secrets hide behind Creaky Castle’s creaking doors?

spooky · interactive · fun-filled · engaging

Pageticker community rating

Average 5, from 13 readers

What does the Pageticker team say about Creaky Castle?

Creaky Castle is a cheerful little fright-fest, with lift-the-flap surprises hiding in every spooky room. Jane Clarke keeps the scares playful rather than alarming, while Christyan Fox’s colourful illustrations give the skeletons, werewolves and vampire plenty of comic charm. Best suited to younger children who enjoy Halloween fun with a friendly monster or two.

Genres

Horror/Spooky

What is Creaky Castle about?

Dare to explore Creaky Castle after dark, where each room hides a spooky surprise! Lift the flaps to uncover skeletons in the cellar, werewolves in the shower, and a vampire lurking in the clothes chest. This interactive Halloween adventure is filled with eerie fun and gentle frights, perfect for young readers seeking a thrilling yet safe experience.

About the author

Jane Clarke is a much-loved children's author from the UK. She has written over 80 fun and exciting books, including the popular 'Gilbert the Great' and 'Stuck in the Mud'. Jane enjoys making up stories about animals, dinosaurs, and adventures to make reading fun for everyone. She hopes her books make you smile and imagine new worlds!

Discussion ideas around Creaky Castle

Brave Explorers: How do you think you would feel exploring Creaky Castle after dark, and which room would you visit first?

Spooky Surprises: Which hidden character sounds the most surprising, and what clues might help you guess who is behind each flap?

Friendly Frights: What makes the skeletons, werewolves and vampire feel fun rather than truly frightening?

Castle Sounds: What creaks, bumps or spooky noises do you imagine hearing inside the castle?

Halloween Fun: If the castle held a Halloween party, what game, costume or treat would you bring?

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

2024

First published

2011

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