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Halloween Horrors

Samuel Gali

Publisher: Samuel Gali

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Summary

It is Halloween night in Missouri, and the Halloween Horrors are out and about, looking to be complete before midnight, in order to avoid a pestilous misfortune; another whole year of torturous demon living. 
Do not make a mistake, the Halloween Horrors are not typical horror creatures, as a nursery rhyme is their origin; 
Hallow knocks, and Ween sneaks, 
Hor plays tricks, and Rors just thinks, 
And though Hallow is twelve feet tall, 
Who do you think is the strongest of them all? 
Make your own decision, but i have words of caution for you; 
Don't get lucky, or unlucky, don't open the door for kids once it's past six, and once you're done with this book, don't go near dark alleys filled with cobwebs, even if it's a shortcut. 
You never know what may be lurking in the dark.
Available since: 10/26/2019.

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