Thread: Paranormal Books

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I've seen tons of books whenever I go to barbs n noble, so far I've come across these books and purchased them.

-Don't Call Them Ghosts

-Grave's End

-The Uninvited

-The Ghosts On 87th Lane

-Haunted Highways

-The Legend Of The Mothman

-Ghosts in the Cemetery: A Pictorial Study

-Weird Hauntings: True Tales of Ghostly Places

-Ghosts Of Key West

-Ghosts of St. Augustine

-Real Ghosts, Restless Spirits, and Haunted Places

-Ghosts: True Encounters with the World Beyond

These books were very interesting reads. Especially if you're interested in the paranormal and ghosts. I've been reading about ghosts ever since I was a young age. Ghosts and Halloween is something that has always been apart of me. If I get any other books I'll share them with you. Does anyone else about the paranormal, if so what books have you read?

The Ghost Next Door: True Stories of Paranormal Encounters from Everyday People.. by Mark Morris is another good book.

Wow I'll have to check that out, thanks for sharing it with me!

There's another that I love... I can't recall the author but it's called "I never believed in ghosts until......"

Paranormal books are my favorite type. I don't have any to recommend right now, but I might check out some of your recommendations.

Haunted Ohio... I think there is part 1,2,3,4 and maybe 5?

I've got a couple that specify in the area where I live. They're a great read, and give you ideas of places you can visit in hope of an encounter!

For anyone from north west England, they are:

Lancashire Magic & Myth
Supernatural North
Lancashire Who Lies Beneath (this ones just about 'famous' graves), not my fave, but just putting it out there for anyone interested!

Anything about Ed and Lorraine Warren is always great. No one was better than them regarding the paranormal.

Mothman...
Haunted Ohio...
are the two off the top of my head... Oh I did used to have a couple of Ghost Hunters books. I gotten rid of them.. Plus I wrote down a few suggestions that I am going to see if the library can get them for me.

I suggest reading "The Rite". There was a movie just made based off of the book, actually.

The book is a legitimate and true recording of an American priest becoming an exorcist. A friend of mine is an Exorcist for his church (Catholic) and he was telling me that when he was going through training, the second book they made him read before he started studying anything was "The Rite", due to the cases being true and the book being approved by the Vatican as entirely valid.

It's an interesting read .