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Up for sale is a sequential three book set of classic vintage young adult horror anthologies by J.B. Stamper. Published by Scholastic under their popular POINT horror imprint, these books are filled with nostalgic, spine chilling short stories perfect for fans of eighties and nineties teen horror, Fear Street, and Goosebumps.
The first book in this set is More Tales for the Midnight Hour. It features a nineteen eighty seven copyright date and is a later nineteen ninety two Point reprint edition. It includes thirteen stories including The Shortcut, Trick or Treat, The Hearse, At Midnight, The Black Mare, The Love Charm, The Mask, Right Inn, The Collector, A Ghost Story, In the Lantern's Light, Footsteps, and A Night in the Woods.
The second book in this set is Still More Tales for the Midnight Hour. It features a nineteen eighty nine copyright date and is a later Point printing. It includes thirteen stories featuring classic folklore retellings like Tailypo and Wait Till Martin Comes, alongside The Old Beaver Lodge, The Masked Rider, Skin and Bones, The Snake Charm, and The Snipe Hunt.
The third book in this set is Even More Tales for the Midnight Hour. This copy is a true first edition and first printing, explicitly stated as a First Scholastic Printing from October nineteen ninety one with a full number line down to one. It includes thirteen horror stories, featuring classic folklore retellings of The Golden Arm and King of the Cats.
These are vintage, pre owned paperbacks. The books show typical signs of shelf wear, edge wear, minor spine creasing, and light page tanning consistent with their age and publication dates. The covers are intact with vibrant vintage artwork.
Please review all provided photos closely to evaluate the exact cosmetic condition before purchasing.
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