Trick or treat
Cusick, Richie Tankersley.
Trick or treat [contracted braille] / Richie Tankersley Cusick. - [unknown]. - 2 v. of contracted braille. - Point Horror .
Contracted braille.
Martha knew there was something evil about the house she was moving into. It was so cold...and creepy. And it wasn't just the house that was giving her a weird feeling. Martha was sure someone was following her...watching her every move. Then the practical jokes began--the scarecrow with the carving knife in its head, the fire. And the phone calls: 'Trick or Treat, Martha...you're dead.' It was October, but these were no Halloween tricks. Someone would be coming home this year with more than just a bag of treats. And Martha was the prize.
Transcribed from: Toronto : Scholastic, c1989.
Halloween--Fiction.
Horror tales.
F CUS
Trick or treat [contracted braille] / Richie Tankersley Cusick. - [unknown]. - 2 v. of contracted braille. - Point Horror .
Contracted braille.
Martha knew there was something evil about the house she was moving into. It was so cold...and creepy. And it wasn't just the house that was giving her a weird feeling. Martha was sure someone was following her...watching her every move. Then the practical jokes began--the scarecrow with the carving knife in its head, the fire. And the phone calls: 'Trick or Treat, Martha...you're dead.' It was October, but these were no Halloween tricks. Someone would be coming home this year with more than just a bag of treats. And Martha was the prize.
Transcribed from: Toronto : Scholastic, c1989.
Halloween--Fiction.
Horror tales.
F CUS