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Terrifying Tales to Die For: The Scary Stories NO ONE Wants to Hear!
Do you want to scare your friends but keep finding the same old scary stories? Are the stories you tell your friends around the campfire just not scary enough? During Halloween, do you want to terrify your family or yourself?
If you answered "yes" to one or all of these questions, then seek no more! Terrifying Tales to Die For has 24 of the most terrifying, horrifying, scariest short stories you will ever read by yourself, or tell your loved ones. With ORIGINAL stories of creatures, nightmares, the paranormal, and maybe a person you might know, these horrors shall terrorize you and anyone you read these to!
So, readers beware the nightmares of reading anything in this book! Read if you DARE!
(Non-Color Edition)
If you answered "yes" to one or all of these questions, then seek no more! Terrifying Tales to Die For has 24 of the most terrifying, horrifying, scariest short stories you will ever read by yourself, or tell your loved ones. With ORIGINAL stories of creatures, nightmares, the paranormal, and maybe a person you might know, these horrors shall terrorize you and anyone you read these to!
So, readers beware the nightmares of reading anything in this book! Read if you DARE!
(Non-Color Edition)
99 pages, Paperback
Published October 14, 2022
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November 4, 2022
7/10. 73/100.
| 3.5/5 Stars
| Obviously I’m the author so take my review of my own book with a grain of salt, but I think I did a decent to good enough job on my debut book. Especially considering I did EVERYTHING myself. The writing of course, editing, the images, formatting, publishing, and all.
It could always be better and I obviously wish it was. I admit I hurried the editing and publishing process to get it out for Halloween, and I noticed I missed some punctuation and such during the editing process. I also know my prose is a little shaky or off putting to some, and I’m still trying to manage it to a better degree.
But I do like the smart intricacies of my stories that some people might miss or only “see” as a sub-conscious thing as they are reading.
Like my little hints and foreshadowing, the way I add minute little Easter eggs to better entertainment than my own, the way I try to let the reader to usually connect the dots themselves mostly, have creepy things happen to the narrator or characters that they don’t realize and maybe the readers might not even realize at first glance or during a first read through, and the way I stay true to the theming of a story with everything such as the descriptions and with the (try) at my prose for said story.
But yeah, I also should have just taken a couple stories out all together, if not at least altering them drastically.
But still, it’s my first book and I’m proud of myself, and now I know that I can only get better from here. I thank anyone who has read my book, read this review, and ask for you to rate/review it with feedback on the good and the bad, it certainly helps! Sorry to anyone who might not like the book, but thanks to anyone and everyone regardless!
- Kerry White
| Read: 8
(^ Another time with Chloe Lainhart)
| 3.5/5 Stars
| Obviously I’m the author so take my review of my own book with a grain of salt, but I think I did a decent to good enough job on my debut book. Especially considering I did EVERYTHING myself. The writing of course, editing, the images, formatting, publishing, and all.
It could always be better and I obviously wish it was. I admit I hurried the editing and publishing process to get it out for Halloween, and I noticed I missed some punctuation and such during the editing process. I also know my prose is a little shaky or off putting to some, and I’m still trying to manage it to a better degree.
But I do like the smart intricacies of my stories that some people might miss or only “see” as a sub-conscious thing as they are reading.
Like my little hints and foreshadowing, the way I add minute little Easter eggs to better entertainment than my own, the way I try to let the reader to usually connect the dots themselves mostly, have creepy things happen to the narrator or characters that they don’t realize and maybe the readers might not even realize at first glance or during a first read through, and the way I stay true to the theming of a story with everything such as the descriptions and with the (try) at my prose for said story.
But yeah, I also should have just taken a couple stories out all together, if not at least altering them drastically.
But still, it’s my first book and I’m proud of myself, and now I know that I can only get better from here. I thank anyone who has read my book, read this review, and ask for you to rate/review it with feedback on the good and the bad, it certainly helps! Sorry to anyone who might not like the book, but thanks to anyone and everyone regardless!
- Kerry White
| Read: 8
(^ Another time with Chloe Lainhart)
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