Fire and Shadow Campfire Stories

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The fire is burning low. The trees are very close. And Ranger Mackey has one more story before you go to bed.

Every summer, on the last night of camp at Coldwater Ridge State Forest, the kids gather around the dying fire and ask Ranger Dale Mackey for a story. He always asks the same thing first: Are you sure?

They always say yes.

Inside this book, six campfire ghost stories - moderately spooky, perfectly told, and best read with someone nearby:

The Hollow Log - Marcus would take any dare. Until something inside the log reached back.

Firelight Faces - Every night, the same face appeared in the flames. On the last night, it mouthed her name.

The Last Marshmallow - Seven kids. Ten sticks. One empty chair - with a warm mug in front of it.

The Trail Map - The map was from 1962. The warning left under the rock this morning was not.

The Singing in the Pines - A voice in the dark. A melody she had never heard - and somehow always known.

The Photograph - Four children, photographed from behind. All four of them looking back at the camera.

Perfect for ages 8-12, sleepovers, campfire nights, and anyone brave enough to keep reading after dark.