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Young man in monster makeup

One third of parents avoid reading children scary stories, study finds

Source: The Guardian

A recent survey found that many parents avoid exposing their children to frightening stories and characters. Read to find out why some people think parents should let their kids read scary books.

This entry was posted in The Thrill of Horror and tagged Arts & Entertainment on April 1, 2017 by Chandler Gifford.

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