Books like Even more scary stories for sleepovers by Q. L. Pearce
This collection of eleven short horror tales, written by Q. L. Pearce, is designed for children and young teens. The stories feature suspenseful themes such as suspicious student deaths, ghostly reunions, and unnerving mental powers, all set in familiar American settings. Readers can enjoy the tales around a campfire or by the covers of a bed, creating an atmospheric backdrop for any sleepover or campout.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Q. L. Pearce
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