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  • 50 Real American Ghost Stories: A journey into the haunted history of the United States – 1800 to 1899

    M J Wayland

    Paperback (Hob Hill Books, Oct. 10, 2013)
    Bestselling author and ghost historian MJ Wayland explores America's haunted heritage. As well as visiting some of the most famous ghost cases of the time, the author also uncovers ghost stories that have never seen print in over a hundred and fifty years! From the downright chilling, to scary and the weird, this collection of REAL ghost stories is ideal for a Halloween thrill or an insight into a unique haunted history. The real life ghost cases include: Faces in the Windows The Haunted Bedstead The Ghost Clock of Boston Poor Bessie Brown The Jonah Three Stories of Hauntings Good News for Ghosts Des Moines's Plague of Ghosts Shooting a Ghost A Live Spook The Return of Dr. Jewel Forbes Manor Ghosts in the Capitol Jonelle Lambkin Rings the Bell Mrs. Warfield’s Haunted House Mumler's Spirit Photography Scared to Death by a Ghost The Bones of Timothy Felt A Ghost Hunt of Louisville The Ghost of Henry Smith Giant Ghost of Benton A Real life Daphne and Velma – Sixty Years Before! The Haunted Chamber Investigation of a haunted church The Haunting of Clara Robertson Hoffman Family Poltergeist Indiana Ghost Frenzy The Tipton Ghost An Indianapolis Haunted House Piano-Maker’s Ghost The Restless Spirit of Flatbush Return of the Union Officer In Search of a Spectral Calf Unseen Terror of Dubuque The White Mountain Ghost of Lizzie Bourne A Séance Too Far Benjamin Stiver’s Ghost Attack! The Big Joke Death by Ghost A Civil War Ghost Story AND MORE!
  • If The Dentist Were An Animal

    Rachel Grider, Summer Morrison

    eBook (Red Bow Books, Sept. 1, 2018)
    Red Bow Books Is Making Dentistry Fun, one playful rhyme at a time! This adorable story reinforces its teaching points with a variety ofactivities and is making little smile experts all over the world!
  • Gool

    Thom Roberts

    language (Red Hill Books, Oct. 26, 2015)
    In a new home with a new stepmother and stepsister, plagued by the memory of his mother's untimely death, thirteen-year-old Will Morris is struggling to adjust to his new life. Unfortunately for Will, larger troubles lay ahead.Something has awakened in Hawkins, Connecticut, a town with a sordid history of witchcraft and murder. Something ancient. Evil. Hungry. With the death-toll climbing, it's up to Will and his friends to solve the mystery of GOOL and to destroy the creature once and for all.WARNING: This book contains mild language and more-than-mild violence in addition to heaps and heaps of sharp teeth, splattery monster mayhem, and high levels of gory fun. Additionally, this novel was written two years prior to Stranger Things--any similarities are purely coincidence. This is the first young adult novel by author Thom Roberts, whose writing has been praised by New York Times Bestselling Author James Rollins as "not to be missed."
  • Night of The Crabs

    Guy N. Smith

    eBook (Black Hill Books, Aug. 15, 2010)
    The Welsh coast basks in summer tranquility. Then the 'drownings' begin. But not until the monstrous crustaceans crawl ashore, their pincers poised for destruction, does the world understand the threat it faces. A seafood cocktail for the strongest stomachs.
  • The Communist Manifesto Illustrated: All Four Parts

    Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, George S Rigakos

    Hardcover (Red Quill Books, July 23, 2016)
    This comic book is the combined volume of Red Quill Book's signature four-part Communist Manifesto Illustrated series. It also includes the full text of the original "Manifesto of the Communist Party" along with a new Preface and explanatory notes on the prologues "Reckoning at Highgate Cemetery", "Breadline Babooshka", "The Agricultural Treadmill", and "After Occupy". The Communist Manifesto has been described as "the most important political text of the 19th century" yet it remains a profoundly important political text even today. Crisis after crisis breathes new life into the idea of communism and Marxist thought in general. Anti-capitalist sentiment is renewing itself and it is hoped that this illustrated work helps facilitate a rediscovery of Marx and adds fuel to the imagination for another world.
  • Night of the Crabs

    Guy N Smith

    Paperback (Black Hill Books, Aug. 24, 2017)
    The Welsh coast basks in summer tranquility. Then the 'drownings' begin. But not until monstrous crustaceans crawl ashore, their pincers poised for destruction, does the world understand the threat it faces. A seafood cocktail for the strongest stomachs. This is a reprint, by Black Hill Books, of the summer of '76 best seller, with the original cover artwork and introduction by the author.
  • In The Spirit Of Black Elk: Preserving A Sacred Way

    Torrey James Lystra

    (Red Hawk Books, Aug. 20, 2013)
    "In The Spirit Of Black Elk: Preserving A Sacred Way", is Torrey James Lystra's introductory book to his "Sacred Earth Series". This true story describes his unusual journey to understand the restoration of site to the blind eye of one of his own sons in a native ceremony. Follow his beginning steps as he becomes a part of this ancient lineage of healers and seers. His first hand accounts of the natural and supernatural worlds he explores provide a spiritual, anthropological, and metaphysical view rarely ever shared in this manner. Probe the unknown with him as he traces his footsteps in transformation from apprentice to neophyte shaman. His original paintings and photographs to begin each chapter can be utilized to help you distill your experience and convey ideas not found in words. Connect your heart and mind to this material and you may discover it was written just for you. His unusual story begins in the backcountry preserve he managed and helped design with his meeting of his future grandfather-teacher Wallace Black Elk and his wife Grace Spotted. Receive many of his teachings as you listen in to conversations that went on between he and his mentors. The author explains such topics as humble shamans, purification, ancient traditions, sacred fire, sacred pipes, spiritual awakening, healing and help, vision quests as the author experienced them, yuwipi-stone dreamers, medicine stones, the author's initiation ceremony within the Great Pyramid, the author's naming ceremony, sacred clowns, unique dialogues with the angel spirit guide he first encountered within the Great Pyramid, and a wonderful orca calling ceremony on the Puget Sound in Washington State. This material was written to help illuminate the ecological, cosmological, and transformational wisdom of the "Sacred Way" he now travels.
  • Drips

    Leigh Anne Lagoe

    language (La red Books, April 27, 2012)
    A heartwarming tale about a dog trying to find his place in the world. Drips, the excessive drooler, can't quite find a place to call home.
  • Awakening: Book One of The Emblem & The Lantern

    Dylan Higgins, Mikael Jury, Susan Clough, Joanna Jury, Barbara Toth

    eBook (Hill Harow Books, Oct. 26, 2010)
    Awakening is the tale of, twins, Ethan and Eisley Lambent's spectacular journey into adulthood. The book opens with the twins preparing for the Awakening ceremony: an observance that will mark the siblings passage into adulthood upon their thirteenth birthday. However, only days before the ceremony the Lambent twins learn of an ancient family secret that will lead them on a perilous journey into the unknown. Leaving their home, Glæm: a country of undying light, Ethan and Eisley are drawn into a land of never-ending darkness called Gloam only carrying one source of light: an old lantern, a family heirloom with mysterious qualities.
  • Last Sam's Cage

    David Poulsen

    eBook (Red Hawk Books, Feb. 20, 2018)
    Last Sam's Cage is the remarkable story of fifteen-year-old Eddie Slater. Already labelled a young offender, Eddie runs away from an abusive stepfather and takes up residence at the Calgary Zoo. There he meets Jack, a middle-aged man who has been coming to the zoo's playground every day for thirty-two years to watch the children. Convinced that Jack is either a pervert or just plain weird, Eddie follows him home one day, and eventually breaks into his house to see what he can find. He discovers more than he bargained for – and that discovery changes both Eddie and Jack for good.
  • Awakening: Book One of The Emblem and The Lantern

    Dylan Higgins, Susan Clough, Joanna Jury, Mikael Jury

    Paperback (Hill Harow Books, Sept. 9, 2011)
    Twins, Ethan and Eisley Lambent are preparing for the Awakening- a ceremony that will mark their coming of age upon their thirteenth birthday. Only days before their rite of passage the siblings learn of an ancient family secret that will lead them on a perilous journey into the unknown! Leaving their home, Glæm: a country of undying light, Ethan and Eisley are drawn into a land of never-ending darkness called Gloam only carrying one source of light- an old lantern with mysterious qualities!
  • Stirring: Book Two of The Emblem & The Lantern

    Dylan Higgins, Mikael Jury, Joanna Jury, Barbara Toth

    eBook (Hill Harow Books, Aug. 16, 2012)
    Ethan and Eisley Lambent have been on an adventure wrought with danger!The monstrous Smarr is imprisoned but the mysterious creatures called Ancients have warned the twins that Smarr will not be held captive for long. Even more mysterious is the Ancients' revelation that the Lambents will play a larger role in the coming events! Now that light has come to the once darkened land of Gloam, Eisley wants to go the Gloamers. But, Ethan is considering a decision that would lead him down a different path than his sister!