Scary stories to tell in the dark

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OK so who else read these at sleepovers and got so scare they had to call their mom to take them home? Or perhaps suffered the same ...

Liz Osban recreates the wildly popular series "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" through her photography.

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The best tales from Alvin Schwartz’s classic series are still etched into our memories.

There’s something super unsettling about her smile, like the opposite of Mona Lisa.

"The Walk" is the second story included in the book Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. A boy's uncle is walking down a lonely road when he comes upon a man who is also walking on the road. The boy's uncle is scared of the man and the man is scared of the uncle but they both keep walking. It is getting dark. They go deep into the woods and they look at each other and are still scared of each other. The man looks at the uncle a third time and the uncle looks at the man a third time and they…

I guess i dont need sleep tonight

These were the drawings of Stephen Gammell that kept us up at night as kids.