Gory Stories
A new fiction-type of Horrible Histories series has recently sprouted, called Gory Stories. The first set of books to be published in July 2008 were:
- Gory Stories - Tower of Terror (Terrible Tudors)
- Gory Stories - Tomb of Treasure (Awful Egyptians)
- Gory Stories - Wall of Woe - (Rotten Romans)
- Gory Stories - Shadow of the Gallows (Vile Victorians)
- Gory Stories - Raiders and Ruins (Vikings) - March 2009
- Gory Stories - Blackout in the Blitz (World War II) - May 2009
- Gory Stories - The Plague of Pain (aka Plague and Peril) (Middle Ages) - 2009
- Gory Stories - The Trail of Treasure (aka Pirates and Plunder) (Pirates) - 2009
- Big Book of Gory Stories (Pack of Tomb of Treasure, Wall of Woe and Tower of Terror)
Blackout in the Blitz is listed on Terry Deary's website as Bombs on Britain, but on Amazon.co.uk it is listed as Blackout in the Blitz, along with a cover.
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