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    No One Is Afraid Of Monsters Anymore and Other Stories To Read To The Thing Under The Bed
    No One Is Afraid Of Monsters Anymore and Other Stories To Read To The Thing Under The Bed
    No One Is Afraid Of Monsters Anymore and Other Stories To Read To The Thing Under The Bed
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    No One Is Afraid Of Monsters Anymore and Other Stories To Read To The Thing Under The Bed

    Written by Winslow Swan

    Narrated by Edward James Beesley

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    Poor Dracula. It seems that the movie going public just isn't getting scared enough from the likes of vampires, werewolves, and even the Frankenstein monster. What can a group of monsters do? Find out in the short story written by the author of Click and The Convincer. Leave the lights on as you read these short stories to that thing that lurks under the bed, for it will enjoy them as much as you will. Meet the man who receives the DVR Plus and gets television shows that he had not counted on. The man that is fitted for Bi-focals and sees much more than he should have. The reincarnated killer who just can't get it right. All of these characters and more are presented for your terrifying enjoyment. Just remember to keep looking under the bed and see if the Thing likes them as well.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwannage Press
    Release dateAug 24, 2019
    ISBN9781987103052

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