from Beammey

Amazing, amazing, amazing. While I am older than the core audience for this book I feel like it was better than the first in the series and I had a few moments where I actually shivered and my mind got a mind of it's own as it wondered off as I read. I love it. Good book, would recommend. 5 out o...

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I loved this series as a kid, and I just went back to reread it because the movie is coming out, and also I was curious if my children are old enough to read it yet. At 6 and 7, I think they will have to wait a couple years. I think the recommendation on the back of the book, ages 9 and up, is ac...

from Maydacat

In case you weren't scared enough by the first book, there is another one that is perhaps even scarier. This one contains stories about cemeteries, old churches, dead people, and of course, ghosts, as well as happenings that have no logical explanation. The illustrations are phenomenal, even more...

from Tylerballer5

I really liked this book because it was very scary and wierd.It is about all these diffrent stories but some of them are very scary.Theres this one where this preachar went into this haunted house and tried to wake the dead.So he went to the house and woke the dead and to find out what happens ne...

from Atondra

This spooky addition to Alvin Schwartz's popular books on American folklore is filled with tales of eerie horror and dark revenge that will make you jump with fright. There is a story here for everyone -- skeletons with torn and tangled flesh who roam the earth; a ghost who takes revenge on her m...