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Horror in Pleasantville

Stories from the Archives

Caleb Finn

$17.99

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English
Penguin Random House Australia
05 August 2025
A book to give you GOOSEBUMPS. The most TERRIFYING horror book for the BRAVEST of kids. Are you game?

EVER GET THE FEELING THAT NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS?

A dead best friend . . . with a NOT-SO-DEAD body.

A strange humming noise that doesn't just annoy you, but DRIVES YOU MAD. A funhouse where the mirrors reflect a TERRIFYING OTHER VERSION OF YOU . . . that wants to take your place. A supermarket where the customers are shopping for YOU. Old family videos that instead of a comforting past, play a SINISTER FUTURE.

Each of these short stories takes the familiar and twists it into something that will intrigue, unnerve, and haunt you.

You'll never look at your neighbourhood the same way again.

From the author of Archives of Despair comes Horror in Pleasantville- Stories from the Archives - with gruesomely good stories to keep you up at night. Do you dare to face your fears . . .? Or will you stay in the dark?
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Imprint:   Penguin Random House Australia
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 1mm,  Width: 1mm, 
Weight:   1g
ISBN:   9781761345890
ISBN 10:   1761345893
Pages:   240
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 12 to 15 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Forthcoming

Caleb Finn (Author) Caleb Finn is Australia's most-followed male content creator, with over 17 million fans worldwide. Known for his cinematic short horror films, Caleb is inspired by film, digital culture, body horror and liminal spaces. His fascination with creepypastas, urban legends found in the corners of the online world, motivated him to write his own collection of scary short stories. He documents his parenthood journey on his TikTok channel to millions of followers. Caleb lives in Melbourne with his partner and young child. Archives of Despair is his debut novel.

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