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Title: The New England Ghost Files by Charles Turek Robinson ISBN: 0-924771-48-8 Publisher: Covered Bridge Pr Pub. Date: October, 1994 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.86 (7 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: ONE OF THE MOST ENTERTAINING IN THIS GENRE
Comment: This 248-page book offers story variety in a great cross-section of New England hauntings. Among the contributors are doctors, college professors, teachers, and others the author deemed credible by way of their non-superstitious nature, type of education and profession, and whether they seemed genuinely affected by their experiences. All accounts are intriguing and well-written, and most have multiple witnesses and interviews to the events described. Chas. T Robinson, an anthropological researcher and newspaper columnist, has done his homework. "After The Fact" is poignant and thought-provoking; "Don't Look In The Closet" is downright frightening; "Grandma's Gripe" is scary in a comical way. "Whitman Farm" and "Haunted Stairway" are also spooky. In fact, the entire book is superb! Many stories end with short "author's notes" which offer additional tidbits of info and personal commentary. Most entertaining if you can get your hands on it!...

Rating: 5
Summary: best book on eath
Comment: simply the best most fritening book on earth! its great for scaring children and halloween

I definitly recomend this one!

Rating: 5
Summary: The best book yet on "true" New England hauntings.
Comment: I've loaned this book out so many times I had to buy a second copy. The stories are both interesting and believable. The author does his best to protect the privacy of some haunted home owners but there's plenty of descriptions of public places for those who want to do some investigating on their own. It's the most entertaining book on New England hauntings I've found yet.