I recommend The Near Witch. 
 *** 
 Yay for being eerie and creepy! 
 The Near Witch is perfect for a Halloween read! The story is rich in detail and Schwab is a gifted storyteller. There is something unconsciously scary about a village being plagued by a singing wind, eh? The wind that whispers through the night, inviting the children (even Lexi hears it) to come out and play at night. *goosebumps* 
 I love how Lexi reminisce about his father. It is apparent that it was a bond of love, and sometimes, longing. But not bitterness over his father's death. Ain't it refreshing to read Lexi's normal yet heartbreaking memories of him? And she's a tracker just like him! She knows how to hunt and track anything. =) 
 I was mesmerized with the legend of the Near Witch. Truly, fear can only come from the baseness of things. Apprehension, Guilt, Cruelty. The village of Near has it coming to them. Ha! But snatching of children in the dead of night with nothing but the singing wind as witness, it becomes scary. 
 I would have given this a 5 if not for the abrupt, "that's it?!!" ending. Still, I really really liked this spooky read! 
 The Near Witch is true to its form. I believe I like those witch's stories who got burned in the stakes better, if I want to be truly afraid of their lot.