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Read, Scream, Repeat

Book Synopsis

A spooktacular collection of scary stories by thirteen of the most exciting authors in children’s books today! Perfect for readers aged 9-12

Do you dare to see what’s lurking inside…?

A spine-tingling collection of horror stories that will chill, thrill and delight middle-great readers, keeping them on the edge of (or hiding behind) their sofas!

Read, Scream, Repeat brings together thirteen bestselling, award-winning authors: Kirsty Applebaum, Jasbinder Bilan, Aisha Bushby, Joseph Coelho, Rachel Delahaye, Kat Ellis, Phil Hickes, Polly Ho-Yen, Sharna Jackson, Jennifer Killick, Elle McNicoll, Dan Smith and
J.T.Williams. The collection is curated by Farshore’s queen of middle-grade comedy-horror, Jennifer Killick.

Read, Scream, Repeat is a truly diverse anthology that taps into everything young readers are looking for this spooky season.

Our Review Panel says...

This collection of spooky stories for children is a must-have for any school library. With 13 short stories, it is perfect for those who struggle with reading stamina or keeping up with longer narratives – while the book doesn’t skimp on suspense.

Each story has a slightly different take on the horror genre, with tales about zombies, werewolves and post-apocalyptic worlds. The short stories are perfect for using as extracts to unpick the writing techniques the authors have used. The book is likely to be in demand with children in Upper KS2 who enjoy the horror genre or for teachers wanting to offer an atmospheric story time session.

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