Scary Stories for Kids

Enjoy creepy stories of horror in the Scary Halloween Campfire Stories for Kids.

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In the Scary Stories for Kids app, Felipe Femur the Skeleton, Gummy the toothless werewolf, and Sunny the sun loving vampire each have a unique, creepy, and even scary story to tell around the campfire party and are more than happy to tell it again and again as they sit around the warmth of an eerie crackling fire. They've come prepared with three spooky, never before heard, scary stories that both kids and adults will enjoy for free:

• Wet, toothless Mouths

• The Cursed Can Opener

• Hungry! Hungry!

The three current short scary stories 4 kids range in size, as do the monstrous storytellers' bodies, from Felipe's brief, skeletal story, to Sunny the Vampire's slightly longer but still gaunt one, to Gummy the Werewolf's plump tale of horror that's sure to please children who love to be afraid or to scare their friends. Each story comes complete with spooky sounds that are guaranteed to send shivers down spines and give goose pimples, and each is perfect for a scary night in an eerie old house after a little trick or treating in costume, or for a creepy camping trip out in the spooky wilds. For the best experience, gather around a campfire and read each haunting ghost story aloud; maybe cook up some s'mores over the fire, before heading to your coffin or tombstone to sleep... or at least trying to.

If you're a fan of eerie books or creepy TV shows, we're confidant you'll enjoy the Scary Campfire Stories for children app. Enjoy and thanks for reading the terrifying stories of horror in Scary Campfire Stories for kids!

Features:

• Free to Read

• More Haunting Tales to Come

• No Advertisements

• Engaging, Kid friendly Content

• Three Original hair-raising Halloween Stories for Children

• Eerie, Suspenseful Sounds

• Link to Felipe Femur Website for More Halloween Fun

Perfect for Halloween (All hallow's Eve/ All Saint's Eve), Samhain, and Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos).

As always, thanks for reading, boils and ghouls! Trick-or-treat! Reviews, comments, suggestions, and ratings are welcome and appreciated.