Scared To Death!

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"Scary Tales to tell in the dark"
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark

I forget where I got this book from as I kid but I wish I never had.

I had this book when I was young about 9-10 years old. It scared the fuckign shit out of me and definitely changed me for life. The artwork is purely horrifying without being too graphic. The stories on the other hand are incredibly and disgustingly graphic in every way.

Im stoned and came across a picture from one of the books and it brought bak the old horrible memories. Id scream out at night thinking about this fucking book....
 
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: More Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark

I swear those illustrations in the book are really horrible...and I am no wimp when it comes to horror I love gore and zombie films.

look at some of the reviews on there!!!!

"I took this out of my school libray. IN fact there were a lot of series of this book. This book was too scary. Now I can't get back to bed. I am afraid I am going to have nightmares for the rest of my life. The ghost in the book looked horrible. Warning: IF YOU ARE AFRAID OF THE DARK OR HATE GHOSTS THEN THIS BOOK IS NOT FOR YOU!!! If they want to keep their job they had better stop mkaing those books and we mean it. Please heed our call."

"was buying my daughter this book! It's been at least two weeks... and bedtime is still a nightmare. The minute the lights go out she starts thinking about this book and the tears start! Ugh! We learned the hard way that our daughter wasn't ready for this type of book. If your child is at all sensitive to scarey stories - avoid this book. BUT! If your child loves spooky stories/movies - this is the book for you! It is well written and the illustrations are very scarey (my husband LOVED it!)"


"I urge adults to really think carefully about what is in this book before they expose the children in their lives to its quite stark cruelty and depravity. There is really very little here that is scary in the sense that youngsters crave - suspense - but rather there resides some genuinely disturbing scenes of merciless, mindless, violence. Serial killings, cowardly murders, extreme cruelty to animals - we'd never let our nieces and nephews, sons and daughters read about the BTK killer in the newspaper, but we blithely hand them this book because it presumes to represent folklore. If they wrote this in school, they'd be sent to the psych for fear of being the next klebold."
 
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