Michael Pearsall, Joyce Sloan
Which Witch is Which
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(Michael W. Pearsall Jan. 13, 2016)
A short story that leads to ‘Double, double, toil and trouble,’ in Salem on Halloween night. When 3 little witches go trick or treating to just one more house, they find themselves at a very creepy place. The resident, appears to be more of a witch than they are and there are creepy surprises awaiting them including something, truly terrifying, their way comes. Something so repulsive they’re forced to run for their very lives. Read to the end of their scary adventure.
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