An assortment of fairy tales packed with an uneasy sense of dread and foreboding, On Pins and Needles packs a horror punch seldom seen, in some of the most spine-chilling yarns in one collection.

 

7 short stories, written in poetic form, that have been devised with young adults in mind and genuinely make you think, creating a sense of unease and tension in the way they are portrayed.

 

From The Girl with No Eyes to For Whom the Bells Told, you will find something for anyone who has a penchant for petrifying tales that are also delivered with a dark wit.

 

And with a range of classic black ink sketches to accompany them, each tale comes to life adding another perspective to the unfolding drama. These mesmerizing stories are reminiscent of childhood favorites “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark,” by Alvin Schwartz and “Where the Sidewalk Ends,” by Shel Silverstein.