The Menace of the Unseen Terror
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The Menace of the Unseen Terror
Narrated by:
Richard Alan Dickson
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Narrated by:
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Richard Alan Dickson
About this listen
When the whole school laughs at him after a Halloween prank, an embarrassed young man plots his revenge. They want tricks? Fine. Tomorrow night, on Halloween, James William Bruce will treat the schoolyard bullies to a prank they'll not soon forget.
Richard Alan Dickson, author of The Last Great Lemonade-Stand Showdown, returns with another delightful Halloween story. With clever action, a charming cast, and plenty of humor, The Menace of the Unseen Terror is a wonderful holiday tale that readers of all ages will enjoy to the very end.
©2014 Richard Alan Dickson (P)2014 Richard Alan Dickson
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