Little Monsters: Máire Roche's Supernatural Reimagining of Little Women Is the Halloween Book of the Year
A modern, supernatural retelling of Little Women — Meg and her sisters secretly are monsters hiding their true selves, while a beast stalks the woods near Salem. Packed with magic, mystery, and heart, Little Monsters by Máire Roche is perfect for middle grade readers. On sale August 18, 2026 from Simon & Schuster.
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This Halloween season, get ready for the book everyone will be talking about: Little Monsters by Máire Roche, on sale August 18, 2026 from Simon & Schuster.
A modern, supernatural reimagining of Little Women, the story follows Meg and her sisters, who secretly are monsters hiding their true selves. Meg's sharp teeth, Jo's furry moon nights, Beth's wings, and Amy's mermaid tail threaten to unravel their fragile home just as a beast stalks the woods near Salem.
With spooky secrets, town secrets, and a Halloween countdown, Little Monsters is packed with magic, mystery, and heart — perfect for middle grade readers craving a thrilling, family-centered tale.
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