Peterson, Megan Cooley. Haunted Objects From Around
the World. Capstone Publishers 2017 32p $27.99 ISBN 978-1-5157-3859-6 elem Nonfiction VG
Upper-elementary students who are interested in ghost
stories and learning about hauntings will appreciate this new title in the
“It’s Haunted” series. Written in an
easy-to-comprehend format, students are introduced to several haunted objects
from around the world. Students who read
the stories behind the haunted objects can determine for themselves whether
they believe something is haunted or not.
Stories include Robert the Doll, a vintage Nintendo Entertainment
System, a Raggedy Ann doll named Annabelle, King Tut’s tomb contents, a
painting of the Anguished Man, Anna Baker’s wedding gown, a mirror at the
Myrtles Plantation, a haunted Dybbuk (or Dibbuk) Box cabinet, and Thomas
Busby’s stoop chair. Each story provides
insight and photographs for students to determine whether they think it’s fact
or fiction.
The author includes colorful photographs, interesting facts, intermixed vocabulary terms, a glossary of terms, a list of recommended books, a special code to use on FactHound, and an index.
For schools who participate in Accelerated Reader, an existing test is available for students to take (AR Quiz # 186793).
The author includes colorful photographs, interesting facts, intermixed vocabulary terms, a glossary of terms, a list of recommended books, a special code to use on FactHound, and an index.
For schools who participate in Accelerated Reader, an existing test is available for students to take (AR Quiz # 186793).
Haunted Objects is part of the new It’s Haunted
series. As of this review, four titles have been published in the series. Each title explores some of the most haunted
places and things around the world.
Summary: “Explores haunted objects, including cursed
boxes and demon-possessed dolls, that can be found around the world.”
Ghosts, Poltergeists, Parapsychology --Charleen Forba-MacCain
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