Five creepy tales sent in by kids!
Welcome to “Micro Terrors: Scary Stories for Kids”, where it’s always the spooky season – full of chills, thrills, and spine-tingling spooks! MICRO TERRORS™ are family-friendly frights for those ages 8 and up. And while our stories are for younger ears, we are still talking about things that go bump in the night, and some children may not be able to handle what others can. Parental consent is recommended. Visit us online at http://MicroTerrors.com
Five creepy tales sent in by kids!
A boy’s attempt to befriend a bird nesting outside his bedroom window turns into a full-blown feathered vendetta when his parents keep destroying the nest. | “The Buffest Bird Around” by Scott Donnelly #MicroTerrors
A bullied boy discovers that his school’s bathroom mirror holds a terrifying legend — and saying the wrong name three times unleashes something with a very sweet tooth. | “Candy Dude” by Scott Donnelly #MicroTerrors
All Eli wanted was to make friends before school started, but the price of joining this particular gang may cost him far more than he ever imagined.
Three kids write three nightmare stories for us! A doll with razor-sharp teeth wants to play, a creature called The Chootman stalks a cabin sleepover, and somewhere in an abandoned New York subway, a government experiment waits for its next victim!
All Rupert wanted was some peace and quiet and a chance to use his new camera — he had no idea what was lurking in the snow-covered woods. | “ALIEN SNAKE” by Scott Donnelly #MicroTerrors
Soldiers flooded our street looking for something that escaped in the night. The open manhole in my backyard told me where it came from… so I had to investigate. | “Where Does The Sewer Go” by Scott Donnelly #MicroTerrors
Long ago, an ominous radio frequency would burst to life with mysterious static — and hidden inside were whispers and growls. They called the voice the Static Growler, and some say it could find its way inside your mind.
When my friend dared me to explore an abandoned house, I didn’t expect to find a puppet blocking my only way out. | “MR. RUBBERHEAD” by A.J. Spencer
Thirty years ago, Eric watched his 40-year-old father walk out to meet a group of carolers and never came back. Now it’s Christmas Eve, and Eric just turned 40 himself.
Grandma Mimi sends her grandchildren into the woods on a turkey hunt to avenge her beloved dog Bark-Man, but the kids have no idea what kind of turkeys are really waiting for them out there. | “THE TURKEY HUNT” by Scott Donnelly
When a young boy finds himself unable to stop singing Jingle Bells no matter how hard he tries, his mother reveals a disturbing explanation for why Christmas carols become so impossibly stuck in people’s heads.
When Colin and Joshua sneak into the burned ruins of Crawford Orphanage on Halloween night, they’re hoping to impress their classmates with tales of their bravery. But the orphanage holds more than just ash and memories—something that’s been waiting ten years for visitors to arrive.
As strange black letters spread through town like a plague, Lily watches her friends become entranced by the mysterious messages they read – and how they act strangely when doing so.
When two boys take a new RC speedboat for a nighttime test run on the Little Miami River, they discover they’re not the only ones interested in the glowing green lights beneath the water.
At Camp Resting Stone’s grand reopening, counselors warn the young campers about Skinless Gutts—the ghost of a man who died in a tragic accident twenty-two years ago. But when a fierce storm traps everyone at the isolated camp, the kids learn that some ghost stories are told for a reason.
Three kids at Camp Resting Stone discover that the missing campers aren’t just made-up stories when they witness a walking skeleton dragging their friends into the foggy woods.