THIS BOOK IS UNDER MAJOR CONSTRUCTION, CHARACTERS ARE BEING REMOVED WHILE OTHERS ARE BEING ADDED IN. MASSIVE CHANGES ARE IN STORE FOR EACH CP SO ALL APOLOGIES FOR THE MESS IT'LL BE FOR A FEW MONTHS!!! OR POSSIBLY FOREVER BECAUSE I'M LAZY AF. Additionally, I understand that Masky and Hoody aren't creepypastas. I began this book before I was aware of the fatal error, however I will keep these guys in, due to the fact that many of you adore the duo. Greetings, this was a book I started in late 2013 when I was amateur of writing, so I apologise for the ridiculousness of this book. I'm personally not a fan girl of Creepypasta, that's a bit much for me. However, this was a way for me to interact with others and get a feel of writing so hopefully you guys enjoy reading this as much as I did writing it! :) This includes: Jeff the Killer, BEN Drowned, Slenderman, Eyeless Jack, Masky, Hoody, Lost Silver, Glitchy Red, Laughing Jack, Dark Link, Ticci Toby, Dr Smiley, Homicidal Liu, The Bloody Painter, and Lord Zalgo Also thank you to Canva.com for helping me create this cover, as well as Pixabay.com for the image! ~Enjoy ♥

Jessica found the jack-in-the-box while looking through the attic. She had always know that it was there, but never tried to do anything with it; it's broken, what's the point? But she decided to keep it, and get it fixed...

A witch seeking revenge is dangerous. A teenage witch seeking revenge is slightly less dangerous. Roxy has been known to lose her temper. When Adrian Collahugh breaks up with her, she desires nothing more than for him to rue the day. Being a witch, she is willing to go to any lengths to hurt Adrian. Hurt his reputation, that is. When Roxy comes up with the idea to turn Adrian into a girl, she and her best friend, Sasha, must teach Adrian the ways of being a female. At first, Adrian is aghast at the different lives of girls – he is confused by his newfound infatuation with chocolate, bras, and boys – but he soon overcomes his need to feel manly and later finds out that being a girl isn’t so bad. This novel attempts to break the stereotypes of gender roles in a humorous way, enjoyable for both girls and boys of all ages. The reviews have left readers laughing at Adrian, Sasha, and Roxy’s adventures for years to come.