Book cover for Through the Flashlight's Beam: a collection of classic scary stories for reading aloud by Edgar Allan Poe, Bram Stoker and Shelley Mary

Through the Flashlight's Beam

a collection of classic scary stories for reading aloud

2008 Released
180 Pages
3-4 Hours
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Hilarity EnsuesISBN 9780978606381

In celebration of our history's rich oral tradition of storytelling, we invite you to bring your flashlight up to your chin and get ready to make your listeners want to sleep with a nightlight. Through the Flashlight's Beam is a collection of the very best scary story classics including some of the most popular characters in the history of suspense including Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Headless Horseman as well as a cast of other ghosts, vampires, and other beasts sure to delight and terrify readers of all ages. These are the ultimate horror all-stars by the most familiar names in fear including Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, H. P. Lovecraft, Washington Irving and more. Whether you intend to read these stories at bedtime for a spine tingling tale before sleep, to your class each October to get everyone in the mood for Halloween, or by flashlight around the campfire, we think you'll find chills and thrills aplenty in these tales. This book is offered in durable hardcover to withstand years of use and features a laminated cover for easy wipe-off clean-up. This collection is free of offensive language and adult situations, though parental guidance is strongly suggested.

Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe was born in Boston in 1809. His parents, both touring actors, died before he was three. He was raised by John Allan, a prosperous Virginian merchant. Poe published his first volume of poetry while still a teenager. He worked as an editor for magazines in Philadelphia, Richmond and New York, and achieved respect as a literary critic. It was only with the publication of The Raven and other Poems in 1845 that he achieved national fame as a writer. Poe died in mysterious circumstances in 1849.

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