More Tales for the Midnight Hour

As stated. Never received it. Will not order from this site again.

This collection of scary stories appeals mostly to the very young reader. Each story is quite short and simple. The typical story has a short build-up with a simple shock ending like "there was a skeleton at the door." Stories lack the resolutions older or more accomplished readers will want but for the style they are really rather entertaining. The stories range widely in their focus. The reader meets monsters, vampires, witches, bad fortunes and all manner of scary thing. This is the second in a series. It has also been collected with the first volume (TALES FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR) in another book called TALES FOR THE MIDNIGHT HOUR, VOLUME ONE (ISBN 0-7607-6775-0).

I also read this book when I was younger, and with its creepy stories and even more chilling endings it is the horror book to read. Being a horror auother myself I feel that this book along with Poe's the Tell-Tale heart" had inspired me to write my own book of short stories of horror. So, if you do decide to pick up this book, I suggust you read footsteps first, it was truly my favorite among others. So thank you, Ms. J.B.Stamper. You are a fantasic horror writer.

This book came out long before R.L.Stine's masterpieces. Compiled of a dozen or so stories, it's a book you can't put down! Mostly folklore tales and campfire stories it is all for the teen horror reader. This book is part of a 4 or 5 book series.

I read this book when I was in 6th Grade. It was excellent. The tales were eirie, and they sent chills down my back as I read them. At 21, I was sharing what I remember of the writings with a few friends a minute ago. I need to buy this book again, and I am about to now.I recomend this book, it is excellent.