The haunted house and its little army of monsters will do everything in their power to keep all sorts of nosy wackos and annoying tenants away. They will scare them, frighten them, appal them and get rid of them any way they can. But how will they fare when faced with a challenge like no other, a senile granny and her smart and fearless grandaughter? Whatever the case, that’s not the end of the house’s troubles, not by a longshot. Greedy mobsters, evil demons, ruthless exorcists and all sorts of problems will bring the house at its wits’ end.
Meet the funniest, craziest, goofiest monsters and the nicest haunted house and live an exciting adventure you’ll never forget!
A funny and perhaps a bit scary book, full of colorful pictures that will bring the story to life for both young and older children.
By downloading this book you get to see more than thirty five funny and/or scary pictures, to meet more than six wacky monsters and follow them to their unbelievable adventures, to fight more than five dangerous mobsters and an exorcist that never knows when to quit. You’ll also have the chance to dive into the depths of the abyss and meet all sorts of strange demonic denizens of Hades. But, what is more important, you get to laugh with granny Henrietta, that amazing old lady, and appreciate the strange and sometimes black as the night humor of this incredible book.

Granny's Haunted House Sence and Senility

MY MONEY, I WANT MY MONEY PUPPETS! MY MONEY, MY MONEY, MY MONEY!!! 


The one screaming those words was, as you probably have guessed, the head Mafioso, Don Pedriliano, attempting to intimidate his underlings with his shouts. 


The real Pedriliano had very little in common with the kind, lenient man that Rot, my lovely Abomination, had incarnated a few pages before. He was not the type who’d forgive stealing, no matter who’d done it and was known to punish treason severely. 


But first things first! Finding the money was now the most important priority in his mind. 


Fabrizio, even though he was cruel to his own underlings, would become submissive and compliant when he had to deal with his powerful boss. 


‘Please, godfather,’ he begged, ‘I promise I’ll do my best to find it. Those two lowlifes, the ugly one and the fatso, insist they have left it in that house. If you give me some more of our boys, I’m sure I’ll find who has the money and where it is hidden.’ 


Chapter 20 The surprise ending