e party decorations and Halloween tree ornaments together with their families, transform a room into a spooky hangout, create custom garlands, and more. Families can turn their homes into haunted houses to give kids a fun and spirited Halloween.

In this follow-up to The Best of How to Haunt Your House and The Best of How to Haunt Your House, Vol. II, the Mitchell family presents 11 delightfully scary Halloween decorating projects that will involve the whole family, including kids ages eight and up. There are craft projects of paper, wood, crepe paper, cheesecloth, and beads. If you can wield a utility knife, a dab of glue, and a paintbrush, there is something for you here. These projects store well and can be used to decorate for many Halloweens to come!