This is a chilling compilation of the very b est in horror writing from the gothic terror of Edgar Allan Poe, to contemporary writers such as Leon Garfield and Susan Price. '
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Gr. 6^-12. Price has done an admirable job of selecting the two dozen stories in this collection: there's something for everyone, from the fainthearted to the hard-core genre fan. The collection includes works by such noted authors as Steinbeck and Poe as well as by familiar writers like Joan Aiken, Stephen King, Leon Garfield, and Price herself, with individual tales running the gamut from mildly unsettling to truly frightening. Leon Garfield's "A Grave Misunderstanding," Charles Dickens' "Captain Murderer," and Ellen Emerson White's "The Boy Next Door" are some of the most enjoyable. Filled with terrific Halloween read-alouds, the book will find a comfortable home in both classroom and library collections. The scratchy pen-and-ink drawings lend a suitably eerie tone to the stories and manage to make even teddy bears look malevolent. Chris Sherman
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Susan Price is a contributor for Kingfisher titles including: 'Horror Stories'
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When the words "Not Guilty" sounded through the crowded court-room that dark December afternoon, Arthur Wilbraham, the great criminal K.C., and leader for the triumphant defence, was represented by his junior: but Johnson, his private secretary, carried the verdict across to his chambers like lightning. Read the first page
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When the words "Not Guilty" sounded through the crowded court-room that dark December afternoon, Arthur Wilbraham, the great criminal K.C., and leader for the triumphant defence, was represented by his junior: but Johnson, his private secretary, carried the verdict across to his chambers like lightning. Read the first page
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This story is about a witch named Downing he got married to a witch they had a lot of children and a lot of cats.People thought that the cats were his children.He used his cats to bring him back meat and fish.When they talked about his children he will make them itch and ach.Then this farmer found Downing kids in his farm tormenting his pigs.The farmer killed Downing kids and Downing.Downing made an evil dog.
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