For me, when the scary stuff is explained, the unease goes away. In short stories and films, such exposition is not expected. The narrative structure is less predictable. The auteur only has so ...
Ask your Google Home or Amazon Alexa to tell you a scary story. Some short stories are even interactive, allowing you or your kids to participate in the journey and determine the outcome.
Not only that, but by making a small cosy space and giving your child your full attention, you can show your child they are still safe, even if the story gets a bit too scary. You can use sheets ...
Narrator: Andre Ovredal's "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" has brought the short stories from Alvin Schwartz's nightmarish children's books to life. And even if you were able to keep your eyes ...