Charles, Veronika Martenova

When a young Seneca girl saves her people in the conflict between the horned viper and the thunder god, it results in the formation of Niagara Falls.

Three boys go camping with their parents. After they are told not to go into the forest, the boys take turns imagining the different monsters that live there.

Contains three versions of the classic fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood" as told by cultures in France, Italy, and China.

A boy and his friends are inspired by his father's warning not to walk alone at night to tell each other scary stories about dangers that lurk in the shadows.

Three boys each tell a scary story about witches and goblins as they feed the neighbor's cat and speculate what is behind the door they are not supposed to open.

A boy and his friends are inspired by his mother's warning not to open the door to strangers to tell each other scary stories about children left home alone.

Three friends share their versions of the popular tale of "Thumbelina.".

Short stories based on diamonds and toads tales from around the world.

A warning from Leon's mother not to go near the creek prompts Leon and his friends to share scary water stories with each other.