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The Mystery of the Halloween Haunt: Uncovering the Best Stories in Our Competition

Halloween evokes creativity, imagination, and a touch of fear. With the air filled with whispers of ghosts, ghouls, and mysterious happenings, it's a perfect backdrop for storytelling. This year, Grange Bakery decided to celebrate the spookiest season with a Halloween stories competition for children from the ages of 5 to 12, with the prize being Monster Cakes, for three of the best stories; three is a magic number after all!


In this post, we will explore the magic of Halloween storytelling, and celebrate the most captivating stories submitted by our three winners. Join us as we journey through the chilling world of Halloween narratives!


The Art of Halloween Storytelling


Storytelling is a time-honoured tradition that connects listeners to shared fears and fantasies. The long, dark, nights of autumn create an ideal atmosphere for spine-tingling tales that can send shivers down your spine. Halloween combines fear and festivity, making it a prime occasion for storytellers young and old alike.


Consider the traditional ghost story told around the campfire. These tales not only entertain but also reflect our deepest curiosities about the unknown and supernatural. A recent survey revealed that 70% of people enjoy sharing spooky stories during Halloween. From classic scares to fresh urban legends, every tale contributes to the rich cultural lore of Halloween.




The Halloween Stories Competition


The winners of this year's Halloween Story Competition are listed below:


  • Ella - aged 8

  • Matilda - aged 7

  • Isabelle - aged 9


Congratulations to three very imaginative local storytellers, whose drawings are also, very good.


Please click on the stories to expand to read.


A story by Ella


A story by Matilda




A story by Isabelle





Wrapping Up the Celebration of Stories


The Halloween Stories Competition has undoubtedly been great fun and has reminded us of why storytelling is essential to the Halloween experience. It unites us, sparks our imaginations, and helps us face our fears in a fun and engaging way.


We hope Matilda, Ella, and Isabelle enjoy their Monster Cakes and have a fun Halloween. May the spirit of Halloween inspire you to continue spinning tales that entertain and delight!



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