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Published
by Hodder &Stoughton |
Dark
at the Foot of the Stairs
by
Eileen Moore |
Tommy Cotton's Grandma has a terrible fright when she discovers a
massive spider in the house. At first Tommy doesn't believe
it's as big as she says it is until weird things happen around the house
- like the disappearing huge heap of black wool piled on top of the
kitchen table ... but was it wool or a massive creepy spider?!
A great creepy story as long as you're not scared of spiders! |
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Published by OUP |
Short and Spooky!
by
Louise Cooper |
This is a collection of very short but
gruesome stories for older readers. All the stories have a clever twist
at the end. Running throughout the book is a set of poems, all with a
‘sticky ending’ – which you won’t want to read . . . ! |
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Published by Eprint |
The
Haunted Windmill by Margaret Nash |
Jade and her class are on a
school trip to an old windmill, which is said to be haunted. Nobody
believes her when she says that she has seen the ghost so she has to
convince her friend Daz that the windmill is haunted. But, is the ghost
trying to warn Jade and Daz of danger? |
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Published by
O'Brien Press |
Six Haunted Hairdos
by Gregory Maguire |
Ghost have appeared in the village
of Hamlet, but are they all real? What are the Tattletale girls up to and, can
their rival Copycat boys solve the mystery of the six scary creatures with
bizarre hairdos and, what do the ghostly woolly mammoths that roam the hill
above their school want ? Brilliantly, funny story!
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