I've always said I'm not afraid of ghosts or spirits. Nobody could frighten me with their ghost stories because there is no such thing as a ghost, I thought. But believe me, after my experience and to all the stories I've heard so far from people who have experienced it, I now know better. I know there are many other people who do not believe in ghosts either. Some will say it's imagination. There are many other people who definitely believe in ghosts. Some say it's spirits. Dead people whose souls cannot get to rest.But look, if all your hair is standing straight up, and you get the feeling that something or someone watches you and you cannot see that 'something' or 'someone,' then even the toughest man, the strongest detective, or the hardest and fearless policeman will wet his pants. Especially if someone touch you with a cold hand, but you cannot see that person. Or you can see the person, and you look at the most horrible face you've ever seen, then nobody can argue anymore. But there will still be those who will say that it's just bogus and they do not hold themselves up with things like that. You should not go looking for trouble now, but what if the ghosts are looking for you and searching for you, late night when you lie alone in your bed? Do you believe in ghosts? Just decide for yourself after reading this book. Some of the stories are based on hearsay, but it makes you think twice not to find yourself alone in the dark, or to pick up strangers at night alongside the roads, even if it's a woman. There are many kinds of classifications for spirits. Many people will disagree with it and have other opinions. According to hearsay, there are three kinds of spirits (ghosts), namely:Ordinary / good spirit. He or she is friendly, quiet and calm. Just come visit, or will take care of you.Neutral. He/she will warn you against something, will sometimes be severe, burdened and/or will tease you too.Dangerous He / she is a bully, underhand and unpredictable. They will also taunt, threat, use violence or even commit homicide.

A collection of scary stories for kids and young adults. If you like tales that will chill you to the bone, make your skin crawl, and spoil your appetite, Skeleton in the Closet and Other Scary Stories is the collection of horror stories for you. These twenty-three tales of terror are sure to thrill, as are the eerie illustrations created for each narrative.Find out what happens when you try to keep the skeleton in your closet a secret, when you clown around too much, and when you are too loud in the library. Included here are stories about getting too much sun, finding yourself in the dark surrounded by water, listening too closely to the whispers in the walls, as well as the fate of those who take candy from a stranger when it isn't Halloween. What happens when you're buried alive? What if you were to wake up as a giant bat? What if a person were to cross paths with a witch in the woods or a pirate crew of skeletons on the sea? Read about these frightening dilemmas and find out what's really in that plum jelly. All this and more is here in Skeleton in the Closet and Other Scary Stories. Are you brave enough to read all these horror stories? Work your fingers to the bone in this scary page-turner.

Although forbidden to see each other, Ryan and Sarah continue their investigation of the mysterious happenings at the dredge by communicating through video clips, text messages, midnight meetings, and journaling. The reader may view videos on a website by using links and passwords found in the text.

Whether you're completely fearless or a complete scaredy-cat, you need this book. Open it and discover a haunted houseful of spooky surprises packed with fearsome facts, quizzes, stories, games and other things to do. Find out: how to trick or treat, carve a pumpkin and other scary essentials what to do if you meet a werewolf some terrifying tales you might believe . . . and a few you certainly won't. Read on and dig up a host of horribly haunting horrors - from A to Z.

Carve out family time for this Halloween-themed board book featuring Thing One and Thing Two from Dr. Seuss's The Cat in the Hat! Written in super-simple rhyme, children will giggle with glee at this ever-so-slightly spooky board book starring Things One and Two dressing up in classic Halloween costumes—including ghosts, bats, skeletons, black cats, and pumpkins! It's a sweet Halloween treat and a great way to introduce little ones to the world of Dr. Seuss!

The chilling second book in the interactive series from New York Times Best Seller author Patrick Carman. Strange things are happening in Skeleton Creek...and Ryan and Sarah are trying to find out why.

From the USA TODAY bestselling Southern Ghost Hunter series A haunted library is no place for a girl who can see ghosts, but when Verity Long stumbles on a dead body in the middle of the main reading room, she has to believe someone…even a dead someone…must have witnessed the crime. Her ghostly sidekick Frankie warns her to stay out of it. The very alive, very handsome deputy sheriff, Ellis Wydell, inadvertently places her directly in the middle of it. And her ex-fiancé, Ellis’s brother, is back with an agenda of his own. Undaunted, Verity presses forward, uncovering scandalous secrets, long-forgotten ghosts, and a shocking trail of clues that places her directly in the path of a killer. What Reviewers are saying… 5 Stars! “Angie Fox has another winner with The Skeleton in the Closet.” 5 Stars! “If you liked the first book you are going to love this book.” 5 Stars! “If you like cozies with likable heroines, look no further.” 5 Stars! “Well written with just the right amount of suspense.” Rating: Clean and Wholesome Paranormal Cozy Mystery Romance (with a cute pet skunk!)