More Spooky Tales from the Story Weaver: Creepy Short Stories for Kids 9-12

What if you discovered your dad is Bigfoot? Is that statue in the park watching you feed the pigeons? When your teacher grades on screams, how does a clown pass? Welcome to the Timeless Terminal, a stop on no map and no schedule. It shows up when a kid is having their worst day ever. The Station Master waits, notebook open, logging every bad day that walks in. The next seat is yours.

Volume 2 rides a notch further into the dark, for Travelers who finished Volume 1 and asked for something scarier. Ten stories and two play-together games, straight from your host's collection.

Naudia Wheeler has survived twenty-four hours of zombie outbreak at school. This is her final journal entry, and it isn't a goodbye. Tommy Baker declared Opposite Day as a joke. The whole town took him at his word. Johnny Richardson is the most rotten kid at Beaumont Junior High. The new kid has a mask that fits him perfectly. Ethan and his friends cannot resist Mrs. Whitlock's mansion, open one night only, granting your heart's desire. Getting out costs extra.

Plus six more tales, and two story-prompt games that turn readers into writers. Build your own urban legend piece by creepy piece, then map the monster's lair, because knowing where terrors hide makes them less frightening. Usually.

Short stories built to reward reluctant readers, with more giggles than gore. Best read together, whether that's bedtime, a campfire, or the back seat on a road trip.

The Station Master loves to share his tales. Be careful, though. Stay too long and you might end up in one.

The clock is chiming. The train is boarding.

Tickets, please.