Strange Matter

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Strange Matter is a children's book series created by Marty M. Engle and Johnny Ray Barnes Jr. The series takes place in the fictional town of Fairfield. It centers on children attending Fairfield Middle School who encounter paranormal situations. Each book in the series features a new protagonist and a new situation. Some situations or characters are used more that once, but either way, it's a new situation. It started in 1995 and then was discontinued in 1997.

The books were also featured on cassette tape, within which each character was voiced by separate actors, it featured sound effects, and erie music.

[edit] List of Books Released

1. No Substitutions

2. The Midnight Game

3. Driven To Death

4. A Place to Hide

5. The Last One In

6. Bad Circuits

7. Fly the Unfriendly Skys

8. Frozen Dinners

9. Deadly Delivery

10. Knightmare

11. Something Rotten

12. Dead On Its Tracks

13. Toy Trouble

14. Plant People

15. Creature Features

16. The Weird, Weird West

17. Tune Into Terror

18. The Fairfield Triangle

19. Bigfoot, Big Trouble

20. Doorway to Doom

21. Under Wraps

22. Dangerous Waters

23. Second Sighting

24. Nightcrawlers

25. Splitting Image

26. The Headless Rider

27. Primevil

28. The Off-Worlder

29. Shadow Chasers

30. Escape From Planet Earth

31. Rilo Buru's Summer Vacation

32. Shriek

33. Scariest Show On Earth

34. From The Ashes

35. Stamped

[edit] Other Works

This series also spawned a 4 part mini-series called Strange forces. It was like the others in the series, except that it involved some of the main protagonists from the first 10 books published in the Strange Matter series. It also had its own storyline that was away from the rest and was connected in every book, unlike the Strange Matter series where new characters were introduced and new situations were involved each book (save for three). For more information on this series, look at Strange forces.

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