SuitabookDare to be scared 4 Thirteen more Tales of Terror
Robert D. San Souci
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A set of thirteen suspenseful horror tales, with folklore and urban-legend elements and child characters encountering supernatural threats.
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Robert D. San Souci
A set of thirteen suspenseful horror tales, with folklore and urban-legend elements and child characters encountering supernatural threats.
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Hillary Monahan
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Garth Nix
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Christopher Pike
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Jeff Kinney
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Bill Wood
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