Where can I find not to scary stories?

Another option is to ask parents or teachers. They often have a stockpile of not - scary stories either from their own childhood or ones they have collected over the years for teaching purposes. They can share some really interesting and heart - warming stories.

Online bookstores such as Amazon could be a good place to look for '500 scary stories'. They usually have a vast selection of books available for purchase.

You can often find 'Spongebob Scary Stories' on some fan - made websites. There are also some YouTube channels dedicated to sharing and narrating these spooky tales.

You can find old scary stories in libraries. There are often collections of classic horror literature by authors like H.P. Lovecraft and Mary Shelley. Another place is antique bookstores. They might have some rare and old editions of scary story anthologies. Online platforms like Project Gutenberg also offer a wide range of old scary stories for free.

Another place could be from your family and friends. They often have personal stories that are both funny and not at all scary. For instance, stories about family vacations where something unexpected and hilarious happened, like getting lost but ending up finding an amazing local food joint by accident.

Another place to look is Spotify. Some publishers and independent creators upload audiobooks of scary stories there. Also, your local library might have an e - library service where you can borrow audiobooks of scary tales. They often have a good selection of classic and contemporary scary stories.

In addition to the above, some schools or universities may have their own libraries that also carry such books. And don't forget about book fairs. There are often booths that sell different kinds of books, including those with scary stories.

Some old - fashioned books on horror and the supernatural might have what you're looking for. Look for collections of ghost stories or tales of the macabre. They often have illustrations that can be considered scary images, and of course, the stories are right there with them. Libraries are a great place to start looking for such books.

You might be able to find Denton scary stories from local residents. Just start a conversation with the older folks in Denton at a local coffee shop or community center. They often have a treasure trove of such stories.

You can find scary nonfiction stories at your local library. Libraries usually have a large collection of true crime books which often fall into the category of scary nonfiction. Just look for sections like 'True Crime' or 'Biography' where you might find stories about serial killers or other disturbing real - life events.