Children’s Vampire Stories to Sink Your Teeth Into 

 
Camp Sylvania: Moon Madness by Julie Murphy and Crystal Maldonado, read by Katie Ladner and Victoria Villarreal 

Last summer, Maggie and Nora survived a vampire-run camp, not their dream experience. Now, under new, gentle management, they’re willing to try again. Maggie’s focused on the supernatural, while Nora is intrigued by Luna’s magical “moon water.” When strange events arise, the girls must unite to protect their friends. 

Vampires Don’t Wear Polka Dots by Debbie Dadey and Marcia Thornton Jones, read by Khristine Hvam 

The third graders at Bailey Elementary are so unruly, all their teachers have quit—except Mrs. Jeepers. New from the Transylvanian Alps, she has unusual powers and unconventional methods to handle the mischief-makers. Strange as she seems, Mrs. Jeepers might be exactly what these kids need. 

The Little Vampire on the Farm by Angela Sommer-Bodenburg, read by Kirby Heyborne 
In this spooky and funny fourth book of the Little Vampire series, Rudolph joins Tony on a family farm vacation. They explore moonlit barns, hide from Tony’s parents, and even outrun a bull. Fans of Hotel Transylvania and The Addams Family will love this adventurous tale filled with mischief and suspense! 

Garlic and the Vampire by Bree Paulsen 

This charming graphic novel follows Garlic, a shy but brave heroine tending her garden with friend Carrot and Witch Agnes. When a vampire threatens their village of vegetable folk, Garlic must overcome her fears to face the danger. After all, garlic is supposed to keep vampires away…right? 

The Accursed Vampire by Madeline McGrane 

Dragoslava is a vampire kid, which has its advantages—but being stuck as a child forever isn’t always fun. Making matters worse, centuries ago Drago was cursed by a witch who demands they complete every task she gives. Fail, and they’ll be transformed into worms. 

Vampires and Light by Jody Jensen Shaffer and illustrated by Gervasio Flocco 

Discovering the science of light doesn’t have to be spooky! Join a group of vampires as they explore light and the electromagnetic spectrum, mixing fun facts with a healthy dose of monster-sized humor to brighten your understanding. 

My Sister the Vampire #1: Switched by Sienna Mercer 

When Olivia Abbott moves to town, she’s eager to join the cheer team and make friends. Then she meets Ivy Vega—her pale, black-clad opposite. Soon, they discover they’re identical twins. But Olivia learns Ivy is a vampire, and that she’s not the only one hiding secrets in town. 

Vampire Breath by R. L. Stine 

Freddy Martinez and his fearless friend Cara stumble upon a secret room in Freddy’s basement—and unleash a bottle of Vampire Breath. Now, a very thirsty vampire is trapped downstairs, and Freddy and Cara are in serious trouble. 

Vampirina Ballerina by Anne Marie Pace 

Oh, to be a ballerina! It’s tough for any little girl, but even harder for Vampirina, a vampire. She must find a nighttime class, perfect her moves without a mirror, deal with wearing pink (not flattering for the undead), and face her biggest fear: stage fright! 

Little Vampire (2021) 

Little Vampire has been stuck at age 10 for 300 years and is bored living in a haunted house with monsters. Dreaming of school and friends, he sneaks out and meets a human boy, Michael. But their friendship attracts Gibbus, a terrifying enemy hunting Little Vampire’s family for centuries. 

Monster Family (2018) 

The Wishbone family is struggling—Emma juggles a failing bookshop, a stressed husband, and two misunderstood teens. After a Halloween costume party, an evil witch curses them, turning them into a vampire, mummy, werewolf, and Frankenstein’s monster. Now Emma must keep her monster family together and face Dracula himself. 

The Little Vampire (2000) 

In this lively family comedy, a friendly clan of Scottish vampires befriends Tony, a nine-year-old American adjusting to life in a small Scottish village. Though haunted by vampire nightmares, Tony soon discovers they’re real—and harmless. Now, he holds the key to helping the vampires regain their humanity. 

Sesame Street: Elmo Says Boo! 

Elmo visits Count von Count’s castle for a night of jokes, songs, and mildly spooky surprises. Though initially frightened by the castle’s creaky doors and mysterious inhabitants, Elmo soon has a “howling good time” learning that things that seem scary at first can actually be fun. The album is a collection of classic and original Halloween-style songs and sketches from Sesame Street. 

Disney Junior Music: Vampirina – Ghoul Girls Rock 

Rock along with the Ghoul Girls (Vampirina, Poppy, and Bridget), from the kids’ show Vampirina. Catchy, pop-inspired songs carry positive messages like overcoming fear and being true to oneself. Highlights include “Inner Ghoul” and “The Ghoul Girls Are Back.” 

ZOMBIES 4: Dawn of the Vampires [Original Soundtrack] 

The soundtrack for the movie features nine original songs and two reprises of popular songs from the Disney+ franchise. Composer Tom Howe pulls inspiration from various genres—including pop, rock, and R&B. Hit tracks include “The Place to Be” and “Kerosene.”