This month I have two new kids' games - and Halloween is approaching!

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Halloween beckons!

A short note to remind you that Halloween isn't far away - and as everyone knows, Halloween means parties!

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The Monstrous Case at the Seaside Inn

Yet another new mystery for kids from Mysteries-on-the-Net - The Monstrous Case at the Seaside Inn.

Here's what you need to know:

The seaside village of Cranberry Cove has become a must-visit spot for "monster lovers" from around the world. For hundreds of years, there have been tales told of a legendary sea monster living in the ocean near the quiet little village. But in recent years, the strange green monster has actually been seen on the ocean near an old inn called The Captain’s Mast. The inn is set on a cliff overlooking the water and now attracts a host of tourists anxious to spot the legendary creature...

The Monstrous Case at the Seaside Inn is for kids - 6 boys and 4 girls are suspects and up to 30 can play. It's suitable for teens.

Click here to go the the Mysteries-on-the-Net website and learn more about The Monstrous Case at the Seaside Inn. (Follow the link to Kids' Mysteries.)

The Deafening Case of the Mountainside Inna

A new mystery for kids from Mysteries-on-the-Net - The Deafening Case of the Mountainside Inn.

Here's what you need to know:

For the last 24 hours, guests at the Creekey Inn--a large old mansion on the side of Shadow Mountain--have heard a noise they cannot identify.

It is described as a "low rumble" followed by a "bone-chilling blast of sound" that echoes through the entire inn, vibrating the walls and floors. More than one guest says it seemed as if "the inn is screaming." Since it was first heard, this noise has sounded between six and eight times - depending on which guest you ask.

Any time of the year, it can snow on the mountain and yesterday was no exception. The inn and its access road are now buried under a freak snowstorm that passed through the area. The guests cannot leave for fear of being trapped in the snow. This morning, the owner of the inn called the Shadowville police. Two officers were sent by snowmobile to the Creekey Inn and heard the noise themselves. The guests are desperate for someone to identify what the noise is before nightfall.

The Deafening Case of the Mountainside Inn is for kids - 6 boys and 3 girls are suspects and up to 30 can play. It's suitable for teens.

Click here to go the the Mysteries-on-the-Net website and learn more about The Deafening Case of the Mountainside Inn. (Follow the link to Kids' Mysteries.)

And that's about it - thanks for reading!

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