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Acclaimed children's book author Xavier Garza returns with another spooky bilingual story collection full of creepy creatures from Latin American lore.

Vincent Ventura returns in the sixth installment of the bilingual Monster Fighter Mystery series, and this time he comes face to face with the feared Donkey Lady!

In the fifth book of the Monster Fighter Mystery series, Vincent Ventura and his monster-fighting crew come face to face with a dancing devil intent on forcing his daughter to become his evil partner.

A young boy and his mom agree to share their special Day of the Dead sweet bread with several unexpected visitors in this humorous bilingual picture book that introduces young readers to counting and Hispanic traditions.

Little Damian isn't afraid of monsters—not even witch owls, green goblins or chupacabras—because he has a special weapon: a wrestler night light that sends the monsters back into the shadows to hide!

Monster fighter Vincent Ventura returns to battle another creepy creature in this fourth installment in Xavier Garza's bilingual series!

Monster fighter Vincent Ventura returns to battle another creepy creature in this third installment in Xavier Garza's bilingual series!

Once again, a monster has taken up residence in Vincent Ventura's neighborhood, and this time it's a witch owl! Vincent Ventura, monster fighter extraordinaire, is back in this second volume of the Monster Fighter Mystery series.

This short novel for intermediate readers by acclaimed author and artist Xavier Garza features a seventh-grade boy juggling his desire to be an artist as successful as his grandfather, the need to escape a bully intent on taking him down and his interest in a new girl at school.

This bilingual collection of spooky stories for intermediate readers features supernatural characters from Latin American folklore that will appeal to reluctant readers.

Just like Chupacabras's thirst for blood and the children's appetite for Abuelo's stories, young readers aged 3-7 will devour the pages of this exciting picture book that transmits the storytelling traditions of the Mexican-American community from one generation to the next.

Accompanied by the author's striking illustrations of the creepy creatures, the hair-raising stories in this bilingual collection for kids ages 8 - 12 are sure to lure even the most reluctant readers into its pages.

One day, a thunderstorm knocked down the giant mesquite tree in the town square. The townspeople gawked at the tree and agreed it was good for nothing except a fire. But the woodcutter sees something that the rest don't, and soon he has crafted life-sized animals for the children to enjoy.

These stories curdle with the creepy characters of traditional folklore, brimming with the supernatural: the mysterious disappearance of children who made deals with duendes, evil trolls who live inside the walls of our houses and the ghostly specter of La Llorona floating along the creek bed.