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Tag Archives: spooky stories
The Red Gloves and Other Stories by Catherine Fisher
There is a long tradition of sharing stories that scare. Young readers often enjoy reading books that unsettle and disturb them a little as fear in small manageable doses can be exciting. Catherine Fisher’s new collection of short stories, linked … Continue reading →
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Tagged childrens_books, Firefly Press, Ghost stories, Legend, myths, short stories, spooky stories, Wales
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Freeze by Chris Priestley
Chris Priestley is a master of the horror genre for children and his latest for Barrington Stoke, Freeze, is a story that is perfect for young readers who enjoy reading books that teeter just over the edge from exciting and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barrington Stoke, Chris Priestley, Horror, illustrated fiction, spooky stories, Super Readable, thriller
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