Spooky Ohio: 13 Traditional Tales (Ohio)

Lots of fun to read

A fun little book filled with spooky stories for children.

This book is much like the Haunted Ohio books by the same author The main difference is that the stories are geared toward children Some of the stories are retellings of the ones in the Haunted Ohio series A couple of the stories didn t really have anything to identify them as being from Ohio Not a bad little book, but not spectacular either.

Some of the stories were creepier than others, but the only thing making my skin break out in goosebumps was the air conditioner blowing on my legs while I was reading I really wanted to like this collection, but it was just lackluster I ve gotten thrills and chills from the Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark series by Alvin Schwartz than I have from anything by Woodyard I guess I was hoping that this would be a bit better than the Haunted Ohio series, and while it was marginally better I was ac [...]

These are excellent stories They are written for campfire stories and as spooky stories to tell to kids, but you can still get scared by them as an adult Highly recommend to fans of Chris Woodyard s Haunted Ohio books If you like well told creepy stories, this is the book for you.

Have always meant to read this.

A must read for any Ohioan who loves scary tales The Rag Doll was my personal favorite.