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Michelle’s Rating System etc.
What makes a good (paranormal topic) book:
- Unbiased (ie. no belief or political slant)
- Based on fact (ie. give history or specific interview for first person experiences)
- Give good detail (vague information or location makes it difficult for personal follow up)
Ratings: “Spend the Money” meaning a great book for the personal library, new or used.
“Check it out at the Library” worth reading once, or picking up 2nd hand.
“Don’t waste the Brain Space” not worth having to dust off on the bookshelf.
“Checking out /Want list” saw or head about but have yet to see for myself
CLICK ON THR NAME OF THE BOOK TO READ THE REVIEW
Harper’s Encyclopedia of Mystical and Paranormal Experience AKA Encyclopedia of the Strange, Mystical & Unexplained Rosemary Ellen Guiley
Coast to Coast Ghosts Leslie Rule (forward by Ann Rule, her mother)
The Synchronized Universe: New Science of the Paranormal Claude Swanson, PhD.
Ghostly Encounters: True Stories of America’s Haunted Inns & Hotels Frances Kermeen
Atlas of the Mysterious in North America Rosemary Ellen Guiley
The UneXplained Dr. Karl P.N. Shuker
Phantom Encounters from the Time-Life Series Mysteries of the Unknown
Haunted America by Micheal Norman & Beth Scott
Closer to the Light By Melvin Morse M.D.
The Books of Ghosts By Trent Brandon
The Ghosthunter’s Bible By Trent Brandon
Haunted Houses By Bernhardt Hurwood
Phone Calls From the Dead By D. Scott Rogo & Raymond Bayless
Real Ghosts By Daniel Cohen
13 Ghosts By Will Osborne
I Never Believed in Ghosts Until…. By USAWeekend
Cemetery Stories By Katherine Ramsland
Sightings By Susan Michaels
Possessed Possessions By Ed Okonowicz
Haunted Hikes By Andrea Lankford
Haunted East Anglia By Jean Forman
Haunted Hotels By Robin Mead
America’s Most Haunted Places By Nancy Roberts
Ghost Cats By Dusty Rainbolt
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