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This CD set is really a great find. I remember buying the original cassettes as a kid, after getting seriously scared by some of the creepiest stories I'd ever read. Combined with Stephen Gammell's hideous, yet thought provoking drawings, the books are bad/good enough themselves depending on your point of view! The only cons I have is that the collection doesn't contain *every* single story from the first book. I remember the original recordings didn't either. So I give it a four and a half. Nevertheless, George S. Irving's way of changing his voice from highs to lows, from quavering old lady to screaming fiend complement this nightmarish trio of books perfectly. Even listening to the CD alone in the dark, all by yourself... one can't help but get a few chills down the spine. I highly recommend getting a copy of the books themselves and reading along. I'm almost 28 years old and I still get freaked out from time to time at the thought of these. I would say my two favorites out of the whole bunch are "Me-Tie-Doughty-Walker!" and also "Somebody Fell From Aloft." Those scared me the most. Great books for campfire stories!
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I'm serious, when I was a kid I read these books and they scared me silly. The stories by themselves will set you on edge, but what I remember most is the illustrations. Even now just looking at the covers give me a little chill and makes me want to turn on all the lights I can find. THIS is the book that made me scared of the dark. Give it to your kids, pass on the trauma, for science, to keep psychiatrists in work, for America. If you don't like these books, the terrorists win!
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My order came in on time and it was all that was promised to me. I am very happy with it.
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My favorite book is Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz. It is an horror book. It is good for scaring kids. I like this book because it puts me on the edge of my seat. I think the authors writing style is horrifying. The stories are great and fun to read. I love this book because it thrills me. I love being scared by books.
My favorite story in this book is Cold as Clay. I like this story, because it is romantic.
I would recommend this book to someone over 10 yrs old.
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I remember reading at least the first book as a kid and then the books as a young teenager. The pictures that were in the book were pretty gross, but effective. I bought the cd version of thse books to hear how they sounded when preformed. I preformed one of the stories out of the second book in this series in high school and I scared the crap out of one of the girls that was in the audience, because they put a spot light on her right at the end of the story. I told "Bloody Fingers" at a family reunion several years ago, during a "Scary story contest" that my family was involved in that year. I have also given a copy of this cd set to one of my two goddaughters when she was about 8 or 9 years old and she was THRILLED to get it, not to mention that it wasn't even the little one's birthday. I distinctly remember the little one saying "Cool -- 'Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark' CD set!! My older brothers will be SO JEALOUS of me!!"
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