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Have you ever experienced a sudden wave of recognition upon seeing a complete stranger? Did you ever feel an invisible presence haunting a room? Do you know of anyone who has seen a ghost or experienced paranormal phenomena? If you have answered no to these questions, this collection of 10 stories will help you visualize hauntings and relive the true, supernatural experiences of people from across the world.

People realize that they are not alone. For years people have been drawn to the woods for a variety of reasons, and for years things have been happening in the woods that no one can explain. The woods have housed criminals, they've witnessed crimes, and they've held secrets that no one will ever be able to discover. In this book, I am going to show you some of the best stories from the creepiest forests on earth. I warn you that there are no real explanation for these phenomena.

Creepy places are everywhere. They often don't look too creepy on the outside, but once you dive into the history, listen to some of the reports of what people have seen or heard, or experience some of the events for yourself, you begin to realize just how many creepy places there are on this planet. Some places are known to be haunted. There are countless stories that have been passed down through the years combined with the modern reports.

Creepy true stories of the world's most haunted evil dolls. While there are many dolls in the world that people claim to be haunted, there are some cases that are impossible to ignore. These dolls have not only been seeing moving on their own - they have also caused bodily harm to others.

This book contains stories of hauntings from all over the country, all given by eye witnesses. Whether you decide to believe in ghosts or not is up to you, but how else do you explain the unnatural events you are about to hear?

Do you have a Ouija board at your home? Have you ever tried using it? If yes, what experiences did you have with it? Are they good, or bad? If you haven't used it yet, will you ever try it? If your answer yes, I urge you to listen to this book first for it might change your mind.

Most people are in agreement that when we die, we hope that our spirits, our very souls, will carry on to a better place, beyond human comprehension. This mentality, this desire, has been a basic belief of mankind for thousands upon thousands of years. And yet, if this is true, then why are certain places riddled with spirits?

During the 1840s, America and many countries all over the world began to embrace a new mode of thinking. Countless newspapers began to report individuals who could communicate with the dead. Rather than feared as something dark and unnatural as it once had, many individuals all over the globe began to embrace this new wave of spiritualism.

Paranormal experts agree that should you wish to see ghosts, feel chills down your spine, or simply hear unaccounted for whispers or voices, you should visit a cemetery for the thrill. However, churches and castles are also paranormal hotspots. It may seem ironic, what with the church being a holy place and castles being the primary settings for fairy tales, but it's true.

It was the last thing he pondered on before he took one last glance at the pyramid, and closed his eyes. But then - a shriek, accompanied by shouting and screaming. It snapped him out of his sleepy mood right away. What was making those sounds? He had to investigate.

Why do things happen? Most of the time, science can explain occurrences of weird things. But how about other happenings like reincarnation, spontaneous human combustion, and mysterious deaths? How can you explain a beautiful ghostly figure mingling with the living and vanishing right before their very eyes?

Ghosts and alien stories - those are much easier to dismiss as made-up. But is a humanoid-like creature living in the woods really that impossible to imagine? More so than extraterrestrials or ghostly beings?