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Dark and creepy tales that will have you howling at the moonStories By: Abigail HilyardChristopher WestonJennifer ElliottJonathan DeglerKatie MarieKeely MessinoLinda ChambersRaz T. SlasherTish MacWebberVonnie Winslow CristPoetry By: Patricia HarrisRuan Bradford WrightArt ByAlex PageVonnie Winslow Crist

"I loved this book! If you're looking for a story to tell around the campfire on a moonlit night, your search is over." Lois Szymanski, author of dozens of books for young readers "As a writer, editor, and artist, Vonnie is a gem of our science fiction-fantasy community." Tom M. Doyle, award-winning author of the American Craft series, Border Crosser, and The Wizard of Macatawa Herein lie twenty-six stories.Twenty-six stories originating from myths, folklore, fairytales, urban legends, and personal experiences.Twenty-six stories that include strange animals, odd humans, holiday spooks, and classic monsters.>With vivid illustrations by the author herself, plunge into a world of the mysterious, the strange, the weird, and the downright scary! Get you flashlight out and burrow under the covers. We know you'll giggle with fear at these fascinating scary tales! "Vonnie Winslow Crist is a chameleon of a writer... yet there's always one thing you can count on: top-notch storytelling." Richard Chizmar, New York Times bestselling author of the Gwendy's Button Box Trilogy and The Girl on the Porch "Vonnie Winslow Crist's takes are precisely aimed at pre- and early teens for late night reads before bed, sleepovers, or campouts, and wow, do they hit the mark." Tony Tremblay, author of The Moore House and Do Not Weep For Me "I enjoyed [this book] so much, I read it in one day! Tje black and white renderings are simply brilliant!" Marge Simon, Bram Stoker Award winning author of Vampires, Zombies & Wanton Souls

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