★The famous writer Valery Ronshin composed many stories for children who like horror stories, reading these stories is scary, funny, and instructive!
★On the examples of the heroes of scary stories, children will figure out how to behave in a dangerous situation or how to avoid it, how to react if you have a ghost or a red hand...
★Horror stories are the best way to get rid of your own fears！
★For middle school age.

This is a collection of thirty-nine scary short stories where the suspense builds. The book is named after one of the stories - the Black Door Room. The phrase “the Black Door Room” is a metaphor for horror, scary campfire stories.
This is great reading for fans of campfire stories. It consists of so-called children's folklore, the purpose of which in human culture has always been to prepare the younger generation for adult life. Ghosts, the Grim Reaper, vampires, killer dolls and other "characters" from the list of "the greatest fears". This is a traditional structure of one-page stories spiced with some humor.
Parents will definitely evaluate the humorous irony (for example, the family man is suspicious about the meal and offers it to his wife’s relatives first. So if anything happens it will not happen to him and he will get rid of annoying parents-in-law; or the story of Pushkin’s wife, who was a real beauty. Pushkin was not killed in duel, but his wife ate the poet).

Valery Ronshin has authored over 60 fiction books for both adults and teens. The author is a laureate of several Russian literary contests. Ronshin was nominated twice for the National Bestseller award, a prestigious Russian literary prize. His books have been translated into several languages, cartoons and radio play adaptations.

The Girl Reaper
Doll the Murder
The Blue Hair Girl, or a Filling Station by the Old Cemetery
School of the Dead
The Scary Last Name
Three Little Pigs the Vampires
A New Mom
An Awesome Joke
Bathhouses №666
The Candy Wrapper
Peter the Scholar and his Dead Fiancée Louise
The Yellow Neckpiece
The Black Milk
The Red Telephone
Birthday of Juliea
Danilushka, the Little Boy
Grandpa’s Portrait
Alena the Princess and Genka the Diver
About Mitya, the Boy who Did Everything The Other Way Around
The Girl Dasha and the Ogre
About Filya, the Boy who Liked to Choke People to Death
The Artificial Varya
How Natalya Nikolayevna ate Russian poet Pushkin
Verochka the Little Girl and her Grandpa, Pipeman
How I Traveled to Malaysia
The Inner World of Mashka Promokashkina
Vovka Carrot and Spells and Sorceries
Secret of the Black Door Room
Smooches
Vovka Carrot and His First Kiss
For Good or Ill
Nastya the Little Girl and Nastya the Elderly Lady
The Ugly Creaturess
The Death Seller
Vovka Carrot and Sofa the Vampire
A Sleeping Boy
A Fairy Tale About a Fisherman, his daughter Mashenka, Wicked Monster and Major Mr.Sidorchuck
Nursery School №13