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Brian Jacques
The Ribbajack

HorrorShort Stories

The Ribbajack

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

New York Times bestselling author Brian Jacques brings you six spine-tingling tales!

What if revenge were a monster of your own creation, and all you needed to summon it were enough hatred and enough imagination? Which of you would really be the monster? From vengeance monsters to haunted schools to the threat of a modern-day Medusa, New York Times bestselling author Brian Jacques spins six all-new tales of horror and suspense. Read on, but be careful. . . .

Subjects: Horror
Short Stories
Children's fiction
Animals
Children's stories
Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse

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