Bailey City Monsters Books in Order

Annie, Ben, and Jane find the new owners of Hauntly Manor Inn unusually strange. Meeting Boris and Hilda's son Kilmer makes them even more suspicious, drawing the children toward the mysteries surrounding their unsettling new neighbors.

Annie, Ben, and Jane watch the first guest arrive at spooky Hauntly Manor Inn. Fang Hauntly comes from Transylvania, and the children's suspicions grow as they wonder whether the seemingly ordinary teenager is actually a werewolf.

Kilmer Hauntly is excited about Bailey City's best-pet contest, but his mysterious animal is unlike anything the town has seen. The unusual entry brings fresh questions about Kilmer and the strange family living at Hauntly Manor Inn.

Madame Hauntly cheers for the children at soccer games, but her fangs and habit of sleeping in dirt raise doubts. The youngsters try to understand whether this visitor to Hauntly Manor Inn could really be a vampire.

Professor E. Gore arrives at Hauntly Manor Inn to work on a secret project with Hilda Hauntly. Their collaboration brings new worries to Bailey City as another visitor joins the already unusual household and its mysterious activities.

Heavy snow threatens Bailey City's Christmas celebrations, and Annie, Ben, and Jane suspect a connection to the Hauntlys' latest visitor. They investigate whether Uncle Yetta might be the Abominable Snowman behind the town's unusually severe storm.

Great Uncle Nilrem uses a magic spell to help Annie win a spelling bee, but his good intentions produce unexpected trouble. He must work out how to repair the situation after his attempt at assistance goes wrong.

A tiny vampire joins the Hauntly family at their manor inn, bringing another unusual arrival to Bailey City. The newest relative adds fresh mischief and unsettling surprises to a household that already seems far from ordinary.

Hilda and Boris invite an organist to celebrate Kilmer's Boo Day at Hauntly Manor Inn. The musical guest raises suspicions that he may be a ghost hoping to settle permanently in the family's attic after the festivities.