Book · 2010 · Juvenile Fiction
More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
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Yeah, there's also more scary stories to tell in the dark pretty much equally good. Uh, so maybe we should flip it and start with Little Free Libraries since I mentioned that one first as insp.
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More Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a famous children's horror anthology by Alvin Schwartz featuring folklore-inspired scary tales and illustrations. On the episode Short Stuff: Alternative Libraries of the podcast Stuff You Should Know, released on April 23, 2025, Chuck Bryant discussed the title. During the conversation, Chuck Bryant briefly noted that the sequel book is also very good. He brought up the volume alongside the discussion of alternative library spaces, highlighting it as a strong continuation of the horror collection that matches the quality of the original work. His mention emphasized the enduring appeal of these frightening folklore adaptations for readers interested in spooky literature and accessible community book collections alike. Listeners exploring independent book exchanges or looking for classic scary tales for younger audiences often find these collections highlighted for their engaging and accessible format. The mention served as a casual recommendation within a broader discussion about community reading initiatives and literary discoveries found in unexpected places.
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Chuck Bryant Yeah, there's also more scary stories to tell in the dark pretty much equally good. Uh, so maybe we should… 1
“Yeah, there's also more scary stories to tell in the dark pretty much equally good. Uh, so maybe we should flip it and start with Little Free Libraries since I mentioned that one first as insp.”
