Ghost Stories for Kids Age 9 - 12

By Bernard Tate

Give Your Kids a Fright!

Haunted houses, prowling monsters, vengeful ghosts, and more are waiting for you. Inside you'll find 35 original short scary stories for kids, including:

• A room where everything is wrong and you can never leave.
• A forest guide who leads people on a walk they won't forget.
• A monster dining in a graveyard.
• A ghost ship that hunts down treasure seekers.
• A statue that comes to life - for a price.

And many more!

 

Just make sure you read these stories with the lights on.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tomokai River
• Release date: Apr 8, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215724255

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Ghost Stories for Kids Age 9 - 12

SHORT SPOOKY AND SCARY HORROR STORIES TO TELL AT A CAMPFIRE, HALLOWEEN, OR WHENEVER IT GETS DARK

BERNARD TATE

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Contents

Spirits, Specters, and Shades

Come In from the Cold

Something in the Walls

Friends Forever

The House on Oak Street

The Bride in White

What’s in the Chest?

Chew Toy

Grabbers

The Ghoul of Little Picket

The Visitor

The Mummy's Revenge

Checkout Time

The Bodies in the Water

The Babysitter

Stay Away

A Walk in the Woods

The Night Marchers

The Faceless

Labyrinth

The Candy Store

The Stone of Eternal Life

Monsters

The Hunter

The Panther Man

Chomp

The Other Side of the Mirror

The Stray

The Cry of the Loon

Curtain Call

A Life of their Own

The Upside-Down Room

Replaced

The Garden Gnome

Dolly

Legends

The Ghost Ship

The Demon Horse

The Old Witch of Salem

Slaughterhouse Canyon

Sacrifice

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Spirits, Specters, and Shades

Stories about unfriendly ghosts,

and dead people who won’t stay dead.

Come In from the Cold

Aparty of friends decided to go hiking in the Alps one winter. They brought all the right equipment to stay warm and were excited to brave the elements together.

They hiked for several hours before it started to snow. It quickly became a snowstorm, so they decided to set up camp.

They lit a small cook fire in the tent to stay warm. Soon, however, they ran out of water.

One man volunteered to fill a pot with snow so they could melt it. The others protested, as it was too windy, and they feared he would be swept off the mountain.

The man told them he would be back in a minute, and he went out into the cold. After a few minutes, someone decided to check on him. They opened the tent just enough to peek out.

The man who had gone out into the storm was nowhere to be seen. The others couldn’t imagine what had become of him, and it was too cold, windy, and snowy to look for him. They tried to radio for help, but the storm was interfering with the signal. They decided they’d look for him in the morning when the storm had calmed down, and everyone went to sleep.

In the middle of the night, one of the men awoke to hear the tent being unzipped. He turned on his flashlight, wondering if it was their friend who had somehow survived the brutal conditions outside.

He saw a man's head, covered in ice and snow, peeking into the tent. But the face was very pale, and seemed bluish around the lips. The figure’s eyes were frozen wide with terror. If