Angela Giroux writes for readers who want a real adventure — mysteries, monsters, and magic that take kids seriously, with endings that land soft even when the middle gets a little scary.
About the author
Angela Giroux writes the books she wanted at age ten: a little spooky, a little funny, always on the reader's side. Whether it's a seven-book saga, a mining crew fighting something in the dark, or a bedtime elf with a name too fun not to say out loud, every story is built to be devoured under a blanket with a flashlight.
The promise is simple: real stakes, real heart, and nothing that can't be closed at bedtime.
The big saga
A seven-book series that keeps going right up until the very end — and then a little further. Read in order for the full ride.
A shorter adventure
Three books, one crew, and something waiting underground. A tighter, punchier read for kids who want the scares without the seven-book commitment.
More stories
Not every story needs a sequel. Pick any of these for a complete adventure in one sitting — or one very long bedtime.
Bedtime Stories of Tinsel Tumbleflump
The Museum of Impossible Stories
Twelve Exhibits. Twelve Impossible Adventures.
The Witching Hour