Trolls in the Attic and Other Tales of the Supernatural
Volume 1: Nothing Is as It Seems
by Joanie K. Findle
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Pub Date Mar 27 2018 | Archive Date Mar 26 2018
Sunbury Press, Inc. | Milford House Press
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Description
Chilling spine-tingling mysteries. A single roll of the cursed dice can alter a life forever. What evil world is revealed when the music box plays its grim tune? Their seances had never successfully contacted the deceased... until now. Something terrifying lurks in the basement freezer. Nothing is as it seems...
Stories in this volume:
Midnight at Camp Hideaway
Birds of a Feather
Reflections in the Mirror
Buddy
Messages from Beyond the Grave
The Haunted Inn
Trolls in the Attic
Trolls in the Forest
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781620062425 |
| PRICE | $9.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Irene C, Reviewer
This is a fun collection of supernatural (but not too scary) fanciful tales geared towards an audience of middle school kids.
The stories I most enjoyed were Midnight at Camp Hideaway- where a family camping trip leads to a spooky midnight stake out to find out what's going on after Grandpa tells the kids to make sure they're tucked away and fast asleep by midnight.
Birds of a Feather- There's more than ice cream nestled in Auntie's basement freezer which starts a mighty strange occurrence at a family reunion.
Reflections in the Mirror- a magical mirror gives the gazer the ability to travel through time.
My absolute favorite was Buddy- a story about a stray cat who appears to lonely children when they are most in need of a friend.
Sylvia M, Reviewer
Chilling spine-tingling mysteries. A single roll of the cursed dice can alter a life forever.
I really enjoyed this book! Great character development, suspense and surprise endings. These supernatural tales can be enjoyed not only by middle school kids but some parents and grandparents too.
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