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  Many young kids love reading scary books, but sadly, not all horror books are appropriate for young readers. Don't worry, though. In this blog post, we will talk about the best horror books without profanity that every tween or young teen can read and have the scariest time of their lives! Coraline By Neil Gaiman Coraline by Neil Gaiman is the story of a little girl who enters a home that just looks exactly like hers, in fact, better. However, she soon realizes that she couldn't be more wrong. The place is far from her home. It's creepy, and the people living in the house are creepier.  2       Darkness by John Saul  Like other of John Saul's novels, Darkness is centered around a group of kids who either perpetuate horrible things, or horrible things happen to them. Darkness is about an awful town and a family with a teen girl who returns after a long absence. The town thrives on the innocent. And they have their eyes set on Anderson's daughter.  3        Watc

  Books have always occupied a privileged place in the development of children. However, given the wide variety in children's literature, selecting books that may interest them is not always easy. It is better to start reading the masterpieces of African American authors to be a mother who can develop reading habits in their kids. What are the criteria to consider when choosing a children's book? The first step in choosing a good book for a child is considering their age and degree of independence in reading. In general, it should be remembered that books should tell simple stories until about three years old, be colored to catch the child's eye, and have images. Do not hesitate to be interested in books of African American authors involving the child's senses, with integrated puppets, pastilles of different materials to touch, or even sound recordings. Over the years and advancements in reading, the child will listen to or read more complex stories and highlight severa