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| | Famous Modern Ghost Stories
This now classic collection of ghost stories was assembled by Dorothy Scarborough and published in 1921. The stories may not be as 'modern' as they once were but they still have the power to send a chill down your spine. |
- Date Added: April 2010
- Length: 338 pages
- Age Rating: PG
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| | Spooky Halloween Feature
Halloween has its roots in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain (Sah-ween), the day when the souls of those who had died that year progressed to the underworld. It was said to be a night when ghosts, demons and witches roamed the earth and people tried to placate them with offerings of nuts and berries. In the modern festival the offerings are more likely to be Peanut M & M's and Jelly Beans but it remains a day when we acknowledge our fears and celebrate forces we do not understand. These ten stories all tell of the sort of sinister goings on we've come to expect from October 31st. So, curl up somewhere safe, turn the lights low and try to remember: they're only stories ... |
- Date Added: October 2001
- Length: 141 pages
- Age Rating: PG
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| | The Haunted Pumpkin Presents ...
... eight classic tales of Halloween horror. |
- Date Added: October 2002
- Length: 128 pages
- Age Rating: PG
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| | Can Such Things Be?
This collection of supernatural fiction had a great influence on authors such as Robert W. Chambers and H. P. Lovecraft. |
- Date Added: July 2003
- Length: 149 pages
- Age Rating: PG
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