About This Book
Reach for this book when your pre-teen or teenager is struggling with the fallout of a 'harmless' prank or is grappling with the heavy weight of secret guilt. Part of the Five Nights at Freddy's: Fazbear Frights series, this collection of three stories uses horror as a metaphor for the consequences of our choices. The title story follows Bob, a father whose frustration leads him to play a mean-spirited trick on his family, only to realize that some bells, once rung, cannot be easily silenced. While the book delivers the high-stakes thrills that horror fans crave, it serves a deeper purpose by exploring the messy reality of accountability, the ripple effects of anger, and the courage required to make things right. It is a secular, intense read that provides a safe space for teens to examine their own moral compasses within a fantastical, spooky setting.
