Still More Tales for the Midnight Hour

by Judith Bauer Stamper

A collection of scary tales features thirteen original stories designed to keep young readers trembling with fear. By the author of Tales for the Midnight Hour and More Tales for the Midnight Hour. Reissue.

Genres: Horror, Short Stories, Childrens, Paranormal, Fiction, Ghost Stories, Middle Grade

122 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1989

Reviews

[Peter]

I really like the concept of this stories based around creepy stuff for midnight. The set of 13 tales was good but not as refined as those in the first installment. Of course you'll find all the horror elements inside you're waiting for: derelict haunted houses, an old beggar woman, a dead confederate soldier, the wax museum, the monster in the mountains... but somehow the author seemed to be a bit more under pressure here. Nevertheless an absolutely entertaining and terrifying collection of stories I can recommend to every horror fan, young or old. Has that 80s touch I can't get enough from.

[ناني ماكفي لا أملك حساب ثاني]

أحببت وجدا
D'abord j'essayerais de donner mons avis en français
J'ai aimer sincerment le theme d'horreur dans cette ouevre si légèr et vivant
ذات ليلة عاصفة وفي طريق مهجور اشتدت به العاصفة. فلم يجد بدا إلا ان يلجئ لبناية مهجورة ليحتمي بها . استقر به الحال امام المدفأة.سمع مواء قط صغير التفت ليجد قطيطا يناظره. ابتسم له وأحس بالأنس. بعد دقائق سمع ضجة .ليجد قطا رماديا اكبر من القط الاول يتساءل . ماذا سنفعل به؟أجابه القط الصغير لننتظر ماكس
فزت الرجل.. واشتد فزعه حين دلف قط اكبر منهما بحجم الكلب و بلون برتقالي وسال نفس السؤال
فاجاباه لننتظر ماكس
المرة الرابعة دخل قط أسود بحجم فهد وطرح نفس السؤال وكانت الإجابة نفسها
لننتظر ماكس
هنا أفاق الرجل من فزعه وقفز من النافذة المكسورة وهرب راكضا يصرخ.أخبرا ماكس أنني لا استطيع إنتظاره
ولكنه ومن يومها يخاف أن يخرج من بيته لأنه يعلم أن ماكس يترصده بالخارج
لخصت أقصوصة من القصص .لطيفة خفيفة ومشوقة . وكل اقصوصاتها لا تتجاوز 5صفحات وكلها تشويق وجمال

[Brittany]

I remember this being a lot scarier, but it put my girl right to sleep every time I started reading so well worth it!

[Isabel Doogan]

Found this half falling apart at a little free library and it changed my life

[Stephanie A.]

One of the scariest sets of stories I ever read as a kid. They weren't even all terrifying so much as they all just worked under my skin and I still think about them 15+ years later. I used to read it every Halloween. (updated review of individual stories to come, following a reread)

[Mattie]

Wildly fun reading back over this book 30 years after first reading it in third or maybe fourth grade. Some of these stories have really stuck with me for years and years – like, Words of Warning and The Wax Museum.

All in all a pretty mild set of stories, but the last two were both ones that I’ve remembered since childhood and still gave a little tingle of my spine, reading them today: the Snake Charmer and the Snipe Hunt.

[B.]

This was another re-read. Tailypo still creeps me out, but the other 12 short stories were like revisiting old friends. They're the kind of stories that let your imagination run wild in the best way possible.

[Oliver Mason]

I definitely liked the first book better but this had some really fun stories in it as well. My favorites were cemetery road, and a special treat.
This collection offers up the same creepy fun vibe of the first book and it would make a great addition to any childs horror collection

[Magdalena]

Read this to reminisce about my 11-year-old self and memories. I liked this one better than the second book but both don't compare to the original tales.

[Leanette T]

A few of the stories like Cemetery Road, The Wax Museum, and The Old Beggar Woman were decent reads, but the rest did not match up to the creepiness of the first book, nor the sequel.

[Madame Jane]

Spooky stories that had unexpected endings.

[Heidi-Marie]

More scary tales in a Tice Kid Classic. Loved them, too.

[Dolly]

I enjoyed this compilation of scary stories. I love these kinds of books; you can read just one or two stories at a time, especially if you don't have much time to read.

[Terry Huffman]

i finished this book and i still llike this one article that read and is their any one who read tis bok and that can give me their review?

[Lidya]

Okay, what can I say about this book? 13 horror tales, a very light reading and I bet you'll like it if you were a Goosebumps fan.

[Rachel Piper]

Paled in comparison to the original, though I haven't read that in 15 years.