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    Ebook176 pages15 minutes

    Creepy-Ass Dolls

    By Stacey Leigh Brooks

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    Terror in Toyland
     
    Dolls creep us out, and if you believe they’re just innocent playthings, your soul will be the first to get ripped out while you sleep. Creepy-Ass Dolls is full of twisted little porcelain and plastic playmates with chilling thoughts, sinister plans, and disturbing enjoyments, whether it’s becoming future fashion designers of clothes that eat skin or giving murder hugs.
     
    Remember, there’s a reason dolls are kept in a toy box. If they get out, pray your soul is yours to keep.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateApr 12, 2011
    ISBN9781440231131
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    Creepy-Ass Dolls
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    Stacey Leigh Brooks

    Stacey Leigh Brooks, a graphic designer, writer, and freelance artist, is also the author of Creepy-Ass Dolls and illustrator of Back the F*ck Up: Wild Animals That Don't Give a Sh*t. The co-founder of G.H.O.S.T. (Ghosts, Hauntings, and Other Strange Things) Paranormal Research Society, she lives in Michigan with her one-eyed black cat, Wyccan, and the feline gray menace, Bellatrix.

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    • 2/5
      Love the idea, but the text that accompanied each picture kind of ruined the book. Could have been much more sarcastic and funny. The cover and title still kick ass, though.