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Summary: More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
Review: Alvin Schwartz can write some really scary stories. While I was reading this book I kept getting scared. Some parts in this weren't very scary though. But most of the time the stories were scary or funny. I would recommend this book to people who like getting scared or like to read funny stories. I like the fact that this book has lots of short stories. They leave you wondering what will happen next.
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Summary: Fantastically Frightening Follow-up
Review: Alvin Schwartz goes back into the rich history of urban legends once again and offers up a wonderful collection of many stories I previously had never heard of before as a child. Artist Gammell again captures the sickening essence of the stories with illustrations both haunting and disturbing... yet always fascinating! Again, ignore the suggested age range, as the stories collected here are sure to give readers of ANY age the willies and the desire to sleep with the lights on...
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Summary: this is a book for all ages , excitingly scary yet wonderful
Review: Alvin Schwartz has created his folklore masterpiece that you can enjoy alone or with family . this book is way bettere than the first but not overshadowed by the third . all three are good but this one is the best by far . Stephen Gammell's art is one of the key parts that make this a classic . this gives a good look at the american horror mind . this is good for first graders and collage studants alike . buy this book .
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Summary: Lots of really nifty stories!
Review: During a recent Cub Scout campout, I realized that I needed to expand my stock of scary stories. I checked this book out, and it is just perfect! These 28 (if I counted correctly) stories run from the funny to the downright frightening. Some are short and some are long. And, as an added bonus, one of these 28 is actually a song (Ba-Rooom!), and one is a game (A Ghost in the Mirror).This is a great book, with a lot of really nifty stories. I especially like the "gotcha" stories, where you grab someone at the climax of the story. So if you want some scary stories for younger listeners, then I highly recommend that you get this book!
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Summary: Get the series! Terrifying, but fun for everybody!
Review: I am a big fan of horror movies and books, and I cant believe how scary Alvin Schwartz's books are! Mr. Schwartz brings that feeling of fear that comes from your own imagination of the horrific characters within each story, plus adds that extra "kick", or fuel with the accompanying fearsome art by Steven Gammel, included with each story. These stories bring you back to those campfire stories told by friends and family huddled close with only the solitary light of a campfire or flashlight... you know, the ones that make you "jump" at the end! 5 stars to Mr. Schwartz and artist Steven Gammel!
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Summary: More scary Sories to tell in the dark
Review: I Think that more scary stories to tell in the dark is a good book because it is very interesting. It also had different stories so you wont get sick of just one book. It IS A VERY GOOD BOOK I recomend to read this book
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Summary: Scary!
Review: I think this book is excellent for kids-adults. I really think the drawings look so cool especially the one's in Scary Stories 3!
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Summary: this book is great!!!!!!
Review: I think this book is great!It's dumb scary (if you no what i mean).I think this is a great book for kids.
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Summary: More SCARY Stories to tell in the Dark: Collected From Folkl
Review: I took this out of my school libray. IN fact there were a lot of series of this book. This book was too scary. Now I can't get back to bed. I am afraid I am going to have nightmares for the rest of my life. The ghost in the book looked horrible. Warning: IF YOU ARE AFRAID OF THE DARK OR HATE GHOSTS THEN THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR YOU!!! If they want to keep their job they had better stop mkaing those books and we mean it. Please heed our call.
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Summary: more scary stories to tell in the dark
Review: I would give the book three stars on the cover, one star on the book, and two stars for the summary in the back of the book. I think the book sounded interesting and looked good, but the stories weren'tscary and interesting. I would have given it five stars if it was scarier and more interesting. I think that "wonderful sausage" was the best story out of all the stories. I thought it was the best because it was scary and interesting. It also talked about the guys arm being cut off and eatin like sausage. The auther of the book is Alvin Schwartz.
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