Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
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What are some of the best trilogies out there (in your opinion)? The Stoneheart trilogy by Charlie Fletcher = This trilogy follows 12 year old George Chapman as he learns that the city of London is more than meets the eye. There are many lives and many layers, more than he could possibly imagine. (This…
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How have your reading tastes changed over time? When I was younger, I didn’t really enjoy reading anything horror related because I was afraid it would give me nightmares. But then I read a few of the Goosebump’s from R. L. Stine and the Scary Stories to tell in the Dark series by Alvin Schwartz.…
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I almost forgot to mention that I was able to snag this movie on blu-ray. I had been looking for this movie for a while but I could never find the blu-ray version that I wanted. Everywhere I looked, all they had was just the regular dvd version (if they even had it). My hubby…
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I read this book back in 7th grade (if memory serves me right). I wanted to re-read this book after they made a movie based on this book and it was released back in August. The book was just as I remember it. This book is good for younger audiences who enjoy a good scare…
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This movie came out in theaters this weekend and I got to go see it. This movie actually ended up doing better in the box office than I thought it was going to. In the theater I went to, they only had this movie showing on one screen so I figured they didn’t expect this…
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This was another childhood favorite of mine. I believe I read these when I was in the 7th grade. It includes “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark”, “More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” and “Scary Stories 3: More Tales to Chill Your Bones”, all written by Alvin Schwartz. I remember checking each…
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