By J.P. Waker
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Review & Description
A collection of three Howler stories!
In "The Door," Xander's parents love redecorating their house, especially with antiques. But they go too far when the local haunted house is torn down and they rescue the front door.
In "The Force Spell," Hugh is really disappointed in his birthday celebration. His father shows up late — again — and then gives Hugh the wrong magic book. When Hugh finds a handwritten recipe for a spell that makes people do whatever you want, he thinks it's a joke. Then he decides to try it out.
In "The Squatter," Charlene is furious when someone breaks into her treehouse and wrecks it. She suspects her next-door enemy and sets out to catch him in the act. She lays a trap … but she catches something entirely different.
These stories also appear in the Howlers Treasury "Scary Stories for Insomniac Children". Great for reluctant readers or read-aloud fun.A collection of three Howler stories!
In "The Door," Xander's parents love redecorating their house, especially with antiques. But they go too far when the local haunted house is torn down and they rescue the front door.
In "The Force Spell," Hugh is really disappointed in his birthday celebration. His father shows up late — again — and then gives Hugh the wrong magic book. When Hugh finds a handwritten recipe for a spell that makes people do whatever you want, he thinks it's a joke. Then he decides to try it out.
In "The Squatter," Charlene is furious when someone breaks into her treehouse and wrecks it. She suspects her next-door enemy and sets out to catch him in the act. She lays a trap … but she catches something entirely different.
These stories also appear in the Howlers Treasury "Scary Stories for Insomniac Children". Great for reluctant readers or read-aloud fun. Read more
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