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Spooky Slumber Party

A Scary, Silly Play for Tween Girls

Patrick Rainville Dorn
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Pages
33
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Patrick Rainville Dorn

About

A Silly, Scary Play for Tween GirlsSeven pre-teen girls have a slumber party on a dark and stormy night. When the thunderstorm knocks out television reception, they entertain themselves by telling and acting out not-too-scary, often silly, spooky stories and urban legends, including "The Viper," "The Greedy Girl," "The Brave and the Grave," "Gotcha Where I Want You," "You'd Better Not Laugh" and more. Yes, there's a pillow fight, and a lot of popcorn gets spilled during the ensuing action. A couch, blankets, pillows, flashlights, buckets of popcorn and a handful of household toys and props are all that are needed to keep a bunch of hyper, imaginative girls — and the audience — shrieking with laughter.

Related Subjects

  • Ghost Stories
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Humorous Stories
  • Adaptations
  • Fairy Tales & Folklore

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Patrick Rainville DornAuthor