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Campfire Stories for Kids

Gav Grayston

  • 45 pages
  • 0.4 MB
  • PDF

Six spooky campfire tales, from The Hairy Hands to The Ape in the Woods, written to be read aloud on family camping trips. Each story comes with tips on how to tell it for the biggest scare.

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