Best Of Monster Stories

Green eyes, pointed ears, yellow teeth, hairy and smelling like dirty socks that had not been washed in years! This was how the evil Christmas goblins looked like. No one had ever seen them but there were stories about how they would sneak inside people’s homes close to Christmas and break things. They damaged the […]

Mom and Pierce lived together. Pierce’s father died a long time ago. Mom married again but Pierce did not like his stepfather, Tom. Although Tom loved Pierce and showered him with gifts, but when he got angry, he would yell and scream loudly. He would throw things. All this was still fine for Pierce. But

“Never lie, otherwise no one will ever believe you,” Mom always told Motwana, a six-year-old girl, who was loved by all. Motwana had a baby brother Patty, who was always crying for something or the other. Motwana, on the other hand, was happy with whatever she had. At least that was what everyone thought! At

The egg was golden in colour and the most prized possession of the ogre, Grouch. Grouch kept the golden egg in the deepest part of his safe. He had a treasure full of precious jewels, gold ornaments and silver coins in his safe. However, the egg lay in a jewel box, which was inside three

Partheon, the Ninja turtle, was a naughty turtle, always looking for oysters and shells. He loved playing with them. Not only were they pretty but also they had their secrets hidden inside. The one thing he wanted was to have the biggest collection of oysters and shells, more than any of his other friends. ‘Everyone

Goliath loved to play, especially with shiny things. Little goblins would search the ends of the earth for shiny things. They would collect them and hide them at the rainbow’s end. Sometimes they would eat them in the hope that their stomachs would shine! Goliath was also the same. He always searched for shiny toys.

Today, Ted was so excited. Mom and Dad had given him a smartphone. Now he could also show his friends his new phone and play games like they did. But more than the games, Ted was interested to make his own play list and listen to songs on his phone. He already had his list

Casey loved the dark. It was mysterious and fun. Sometimes, before sleeping she would just sit in the dark and sing songs. But nowadays, it scared her. There was a shadow. “Casey, what’s wrong?” her Mom would ask. “Nothing!” Casey would say, putting on a brave smile, “Just a bad dream.” But it felt real.

The rat was stubborn! Every day, Mom put medicine in the cheese for the rat, but the rat just ate part of the cheese and left the medicine part. It was a mystery how he knew just where the medicine was. The harder Mom tried to get the rat, the more difficult it became. Recently

The hand lay there in the corner, without a body! It was the creepiest sight that Amy had ever seen. Frightened, she covered her head under the blanket. ‘Where has it come from and why is it here?’ she wondered. Amy thought hard but could not understand how it could have come to her room.

It was raining. Quite a pour it was! You could barely see anything. But Mark loved the rain. He loved to run and splash around in the water puddles. Once the rain stopped, he went looking for frogs and worms that came out of their homes. Mark eagerly wanted to go outside and splash, but