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Short Short Spooky Stories: Kids' Entries

Poudre River Public Library District

  • 62 pages
  • 0.4 MB
  • PDF

Dozens of very short scary stories written by kids ages 6 to 12 for a public library contest, from krakens and haunted dresses to werewolves next door. Each tale takes just a few minutes to read.

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