Books With Ghosts!
Wednesday October 25, 2006

Halloween is drawing near, so what better way to mark the occasion than a great ghost story? Some of your most interesting classics are really spooky! These are just a few:
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The Turn of the Screw, Henry James
When a young governess begins looking after two youngsters, she is startled to encounter the ghosts of two former servants. -
Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Washington Irving
What ever happened to poor Ichabod Crane? It's fun to share this quick must-read with a youngster on Halloween night. -
A Christmas Carole, Charles Dickens
Who doesn't love this Christmas classic? The ghosts of this book provide some very important lessens in life. - Beloved, Toni Morrison
Sethe is an escaped slave whose experience sheds light on the cruelty that we find sometimes in loving others. The ghost plays a marginal but important role in the book—but the Pulitzer Prize winning work is essential reading for any student, any time.


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