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All Hallows' Eve: 13 Stories
by Vivian Vande Velde
by Vivian Vande Velde
Kelsey's review
bookshelves: contemporary-realistic-fiction, high-interest-low-level, horror, middle-school, short-stories, storytelling
Apr 15, 11
bookshelves: contemporary-realistic-fiction, high-interest-low-level, horror, middle-school, short-stories, storytelling
Read in April, 2011
Age: 10-14
Most of these stories have excellent twists at the end, making them great for storytelling. Some of the humor seems to be trying too hard, which older teens may have less tolerance for.
"When and How" could be condensed for storytelling.
"Morgan Roehmar's Boys" might be too frightening to tell (in the very end, female protagonist is murdered by a serial killer pretending to be her friend)
Most of these stories have excellent twists at the end, making them great for storytelling. Some of the humor seems to be trying too hard, which older teens may have less tolerance for.
"When and How" could be condensed for storytelling.
"Morgan Roehmar's Boys" might be too frightening to tell (in the very end, female protagonist is murdered by a serial killer pretending to be her friend)
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