Description
The Thing at the window was worse than King Kong, worse than Frankenstein, even worse than Dracula—it was the most hair-raising apparition Tony Noodleman had ever seen.
Even though nine-year-old Tony is crazy about horror stories, he is completely terrified the night Rudolph the vampire first lands on his windowsill. But after Rudolph promises not to use his pointed teeth on Tony's neck, the two become fast friends. Soon Tony is visiting the vampire family's secret vault; meeting Rudolph's little sister, Anna the Toothless; hiding his new friends from his parents, and enjoying more thrills and chills than he'd ever dreamed possible!
Middle-readers will shiver and shriek with delight as they devour Angela Sommer-Bodenburg's fun-filled story. And Amelie Glienke's illustrations capture all the creepy humor of the duo's graveside adventures.
Even though nine-year-old Tony is crazy about horror stories, he is completely terrified the night Rudolph the vampire first lands on his windowsill. But after Rudolph promises not to use his pointed teeth on Tony's neck, the two become fast friends. Soon Tony is visiting the vampire family's secret vault; meeting Rudolph's little sister, Anna the Toothless; hiding his new friends from his parents, and enjoying more thrills and chills than he'd ever dreamed possible!
Middle-readers will shiver and shriek with delight as they devour Angela Sommer-Bodenburg's fun-filled story. And Amelie Glienke's illustrations capture all the creepy humor of the duo's graveside adventures.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
155 pages
Language
English
Published
May 21, 1984
Publisher
Dial Books
Editions
82 editions
ISBN-10
0803700458
ISBN-13
9780803700451