Have any good Halloween book ideas?
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I want to read some halloween books but most of them are just childish. Or the story takes forever to build up. Do you have any recommendations?
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@Raye I really enjoyed the "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" Books by Alvin Schwartz. There are 3. I own books 1 and 3. While these short stories are still intended for children, some of them are really scary. The artwork in the books is really good too. I still have the creeps from one of the stories ... yuck.
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@Janet ooooo I'll try to see if my library as any
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@Raye try Stephen King "Skeleton Crew"
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@Raye Another one is Clive Barker's Books of blood
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@AXES I haven't really read any of his books but my family loves his books. Are they good
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@Raye : Hopscotch. I think the author overused the playful quality to tell a story not worthy of so much pages! It's a book for pseudo intellectuals and snobs; not good story telling, in my opinion. Good writing, though. It's like the Ulysses. OK to read but I wouldn't do it again since it's not really entertaining.
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@Raye all my school books of all grades. ALL!
