"The Ghostly Tales of New England"--from author Carie Juettner--part of the "Spooky America Series" from Arcadia Children's Books--titles that celebrate the history and lore of local neighborhoods and communities--written for the middle-grade audience--older readers will also enjoy (see my review)

The Ghostly Tales of New England

Ghost Stories from America's first colonies have never been so creepy, fun, and full of mystery!

New England's haunted Yankee history comes to life--even when the main players are dead. Meet the Mad Doctor who lurks in the White Mountains, learn what really happened at Spooner Well, and tread among the spirits in Mystic Seaport. Dive into this spooky chapter book for suspenseful tales of bumps in the night, paranormal investigations, and the unexplained; just be sure to keep the light on.

MY REVIEW:  If you like tales of the supernatural, and you have a love of early American history, then you will enjoy "The Ghostly Tales of New England". Author Carie Juettner offers a collection of spine-tingling stories from Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Each state is featured with a number of its own short--but memorable--hauntings from history. Here's a scary sampler: "The Tragic Tale of Old Coot"; "Chills at the Ice House"; "The Princess"; "The White Witch"; "The Mysteries of Mystic Seaport"; and "The Black Duck". Americana, apparitions, murder, mayhem, unexplained phenomena, restless spirits, and more--you'll find it all--and it may just find you--in the pages of "The Ghostly Tales of New England".

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Carie Juettner



Carie Juettner was born on Halloween and has loved ghost stories ever since. By day, she is a middle school English teacher, but by night, she is a writer of poems and short stories and novels. Carie lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband and pets, but she loves to travel. One of her favorite things to do on vacation is visit cemeteries and learn about local lore.

Carie Juettner is a teacher, poet, and short story author. Her work has appeared in Ember: A Journal of Luminous Things, The Texas Poetry Calendar, Nature, and Daily Science Fiction, among other publications. When she's not teaching or writing or grading papers, she's usually walking her dog, reading with her cats, or watching zombie TV shows with her husband. She likes coffee, tarantulas, and accidental puns. To learn more about Carie, visit her website.

https://cariejuettner.com/about/


ALSO IN THE "SPOOKY AMERICA SERIES" 
FROM ARCADIA CHILDREN'S BOOKS:

The Ghostly Tales of Charleston

The Ghostly Tales of Michigan’s West Coast

The Ghostly Tales of Pittsburgh

The Ghostly Tales of Savannah

The Ghostly Tales of Connecticut

The Ghostly Tales of Long Island

The Ghostly Tales of the Queen Mary

("Spooky America Series" was adapted from the "Haunted America Series" for adults)

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