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Feel the fear of the Deep One - a dungeon so deep and dark that the prisoners have been known to go mad overnight. Tremble with terror as the ghostly games on All Hallows Eve become too real for comfort...

From the mysterious boy in the wood to the deadly white killer, these stories will keep you on the edge of your seat - or glancing uneasily over your shoulder.

Thirteen spooky stories that are sure to chill your blood, from bestselling author Pamela Oldfield.
©1991 Pamela Oldfield (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
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  • victoria
  • 25-07-10

Great Spook Stories.....for kids

I was somewhat disappointed with these stories. Most are about child ghosts and the stories are not frightening at all. In most cases, the ending can be guessed shortly after the story unfolds. These stories are, in my opinion, excellent for pre-teens.