Michael Pearsall, Joyce Sloan
Carnival of Fear
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(Joyce F. Sloan Dec. 27, 2013)
The evil clown in this kids short story makes his appearance at the carnival on Halloween night along with, Madam Zolov who predicts trouble for Shelby and her sister. Is he shadowing the girls? Out of all the people at the carnival, why does he choose to frighten them? Hurry along with them through the 'Tunnel of Fear,' and the 'Mortuary Museum' where everything is guaranteed almost dead. They finally confront their worst nightmare, but the story isn't over yet.
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