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Presents the author's retellings of fifteen traditional tales heard during his childhood in southern Texas.
What if you only had one hundred words to warn humanity of a deadly danger? What if your favorite sci-fi movie suddenly turned into a real-life worst nightmare? What if a girl you've never seen before keeps showing up in photos on your cell phone? What if you hear a knocking sound in the middle of the night? In each of the 27 tales in this book, people are afraid. Very afraid. Read their stories. See if you share their fears. Because if you don't now . . . you will.
Six-year-old Brandon hates to go up the stairs to bed because there is always a man sitting there, a man only he can see, but tonight he closes his eyes and makes the climb with his mother watching, and then he hears his mother scream--and that is only one of the stories in this collection about all-too-real fears.
This time we feature thirteen poems, three short stories, and seven pieces of non-fiction, penned down by a set of people with a shared love for words. Now do yourself a favour and read the entire collection. Poetry by Dr. Soney Bhageeradhan Ms. Namitha Nandan Mr. Thomas A Mattappallil Mx. Gopika Rajiv Mr. Philip KS Dr. Anuja Raj Ms. Sara Padma Das Ms. Shwetha V Rajeev Dr. Jeena Shaji Ms. Devika V Ms. Anjali S Rajeev Ms. Adila Firoz Ms. Aleena Justin Fiction by Ms. Gayathri S Ms. Deepa PS Ms. Treesa Cherian Non-fiction by Ms. Maria Mathews Mr. Ananthu Sunil Ms. Meenakshi Samanta Ms. Sneha Vinod Ms. Serin Peter Ms. Sifna Xavier Ms. Gayathri Babu
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