On Pins and Needles and Other Scary Stories by Anton Ihnen
These mesmerizing stories are reminiscent of childhood favorites “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark,” by Alvin Schwartz and “Where the Sidewalk Ends,” by Shel Silverstein. The collection contains seven short, sweet, but uniquely disturbing poems. On Pins and Needles has been described as “nostalgic to my childhood,” and “cleverly crafted.” Though some themes may be disturbing for children under ten years of age, these stories are perfect for the young adult and adult reader. They contain, in them, an almost hidden but delightful sense of hopefulness.
On Pins and Needles contains the following stories in its first edition:
1. Girl With No Eyes
2. Zombie Named Norman
3. On Pins and Needles
4. The Quilter
5. With Broken Wings
6. The Key
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These mesmerizing stories are reminiscent of childhood favorites “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark,” by Alvin Schwartz and “Where the Sidewalk Ends,” by Shel Silverstein. The collection contains seven short, sweet, but uniquely disturbing poems. On Pins and Needles has been described as “nostalgic to my childhood,” and “cleverly crafted.” Though some themes may be disturbing for children under ten years of age, these stories are perfect for the young adult and adult reader. They contain, in them, an almost hidden but delightful sense of hopefulness.
On Pins and Needles contains the following stories in its first edition:
1. Girl With No Eyes
2. Zombie Named Norman
3. On Pins and Needles
4. The Quilter
5. With Broken Wings
6. The Key
7. For Whom The Bells Told
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