Comments on: Thomas Freeze – Why tell Children Scary Ghost Stories?

By: Stories for Kids

Stories for Kids — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 05:05:14 +0000

Telling or writting stories is a real challenge at the best of time and take a special person. Thanks for your insight.

By: Paschal the Rascal, raconteur, Spellbinder

Paschal the Rascal, raconteur, Spellbinder — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 19:20:32 +0000

I am delighted to discover this fascinating resource for storytlelliers and will promote it to our Lexington Spellbinder group.
Thank you,Brother Wolf.
Thank you, thomas
I am recommending you Thomas to be our next Spellbinder trainer in Lexington this Spring.
with Greg Davis, Lexington Public Library Marketing Director, who sponsors this group.
HIs phone is (859) 231-5554.

I am currently telling in 6 schools and the Shriners Hospital. Am also a pastoral psychologist, semi-rtired in Lexington, Ky.

My original stories build bridges for total wellness,: body, mind, spirit, and reframe
traditional religious concepts for a wellness spiritualiy.
See my blog http://storytellinglexingtonky.blogspot.com/

I will be visiting this wonderful resource much
in the future and connecting our local storytelling group in Lexington with it.
Thank you again for this resource.

Tell me a fact, and I may learn something.
Tell me a theory and I will see if it works.
Tell me the truth, and I may believe it.
Tell me a story and it may live in my heart forever.
Indian Proverb.

By: Bob Miller

Bob Miller — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:53:15 +0000

Children are fasinated by mysterious things. It the reason books about
Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Cronicles of Narnia are popular with
boys and girls. Over the centuries the Legend of Sleepy Hollow still thrill
readers of every age. New England is still maintains a Halloween
connection at the Witch Museum in Salem,MA.and at Plimoth Plantation located
in Plymouth,Mass.