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Boo! Oh, you know, they ''like'' being scared. Don't censor them; just be prepared for the odd sleepless night. This selection of horror stories for children spans all ages and styles, includes things bitey, lycanthropic and ghostly, and well, stuff that goes bump in the night. The very youngest children will want to check out our [[Top Ten Picture Books For Halloween]]. Why not [mailto:sue@thebookbag.co.uk tell us] about your favourites? | Boo! Oh, you know, they ''like'' being scared. Don't censor them; just be prepared for the odd sleepless night. This selection of horror stories for children spans all ages and styles, includes things bitey, lycanthropic and ghostly, and well, stuff that goes bump in the night. The very youngest children will want to check out our [[Top Ten Picture Books For Halloween]]. Why not [mailto:sue@thebookbag.co.uk tell us] about your favourites? | ||
Revision as of 10:26, 8 November 2014
Boo! Oh, you know, they like being scared. Don't censor them; just be prepared for the odd sleepless night. This selection of horror stories for children spans all ages and styles, includes things bitey, lycanthropic and ghostly, and well, stuff that goes bump in the night. The very youngest children will want to check out our Top Ten Picture Books For Halloween. Why not tell us about your favourites?
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