Scary Stories for Creepy Kids: Short and Spooky with a Side of Silly

Short and spooky, with a side of silly — stories for kids by kids … and some gruesomely awesome recipes too! Scary Stories for Creepy Kids includes story ideas straight from the minds of eight-year-old Ayla and six-year-old Calla. Their stories are great for fellow creepy kids who enjoy a mix of youthful spooky and silly. They have included their original artwork to help guide the reader’s imagination while reading their stories. They even created several recipes because, once you’ve read a story about toes in tomato sauce, why wouldn’t you want to eat some yourself! We hope these stories leave you snorting with laughter while hiding under your covers from monsters. ______________ “Scary Stories for Creepy Kids is an exciting and imaginative collection of thrills and chills for young readers. They’ll be terrified reading them and then love recounting them by the campfire to send chills down the spines of their listeners. Don’t miss the chance to thrill the young–and the young at heart–with this imaginative, spooky-fun collection!” –Don Roff, head writer of Ivy’s Chilling Tales – R.L. Stine’s Story Club podcast; author of Zombies: A Record of the Year of Infection Buy now for a spooky adventure for the whole family! ______________ About the Authors Ayla: I love acting. And acting creepy is my favorite. Also, scary movies are my favorite because of the action, the jump-scares, and because they are simply the best! One day I’m going to be the star of one. It’s also super fun making up the stories and recording our “Scary Stories for Creepy Kids” podcast. Other than creepiness, I like dancing with my dance squad, and Pokemon and Minecraft are fun. Calla: I like scary stuff because normal kids’ stuff is just straight up boring. Spooky stuff has all sorts of twists and things you wouldn’t expect … which I love! When I’m not being creepy I enjoy eating pot pies, cats (not eating them … petting them!), creating all types of artwork, and designing fashions. MOM+DAD: “Mom grew up horror obsessed, then Dad was dragged into the macabre, too. They are embracing their role as part of this creepy family and letting the girls grow whatever they’re passionate about. It’s in their blood, after all.”