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Grisly Tales from Tumblewater by Bruno Vincent (view source)
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|title= Grisly Tales from Tumblewater
|author= Bruno Vincent
|buy= Maybe
|borrow= Yes
|pages=304
|publisher= Macmillan's Children's Books
|date= January 2010
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I'd like to thank Macmillan Children's Books for sending Bookbag a proof copy for review.
If you enjoy this sort of book, you'll love Chris Priestly's very similar [[Uncle Montague's Tales of Terror by Chris PriestlyPriestley|Tales of Terror]] series. [[The Eyeball Collector by F E Higgins]] would be an alternative for more bookish readers. It isn't as scary, but has a terrific atmosphere about it, plus, its writing nails the old-fashioned style strived-for by both ''Tumblewater'' and ''Tales of Terror'' far more convincingly than either of them.
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