But anyway, the stories themselves are written in a very childish way. It's really easy to read. In fact, the main reason I chose it was just for sort of a nostalgic thing. Most of the stories aren't even that creepy, with the exception of some of the ones with really creepy endings. The book makes ghosts just walk into a room like it's nothing in some stories, while in others it won't explain a thing. In one story, a girl hears her roommate singing but then finds her decapitated body. That's it. But for some reason, this is one of the most unnerving stories there is.
Now the period's about to end so I'm ending this post. Sorry it's late yall
For some reason my comments won't post, so if this is rushed it's because I've tried this 5 times already.
ReplyDeleteI could immediately relate to your experience. When I was in grade school, my music teacher would read my class similar stories. I was always spooked out by the end of class and I can still recall the goosebumps I had walking out the door. I think it was important that you noticed the picture change. It shows how the parental guidance has increased over time. We'll always remember those stories as horrifying.
Sam! Great - you broke through. Proud of you. What will be next on your reading list? Should you tackle some Stephen King?
ReplyDeleteAnd, Kathyf! It worked.And I loved your relating to the story. I have some of those memories, too.