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Outside in the dark, the wind howls. Jagged streaks of lightning shoot across the sky. Falling leaves and heavy raindrops splatter against the windowpanes. Slowly the old grandfather clock chimes twelve. It's time for More Tales for the Midnight Hour. These thirteen spine-chilling stories are guaranteed to make your blood run cold. Read them alone, late at night. If you dare.
First publish date: June 1992
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Judith Bauer Stamper
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