An owl calls and its eerie cry sends shivers down the spine. Bright moonlight distorts the shadows on the lawn and a creaking door brings sudden terror. Ghosts walk on nights such as these and fear creeps in lonely places. Now is the ideal time for young readers to enjoy the mystery, suspense and horror of the Super Book of Ghost Stories. You must read this book alone and as you enter the world of the supernatural, your pages may be turned by a ghostly hand. The 512 pages are not for the timorous and faint-hearted, but are to be read by everyone who relishes the spine-tingling terror and excitement of thirty-five really good ghost stories, most of them illustrated. Enter the world of wild moors and moonlit churchyards at your peril. Listen for tolling bells and eerie music. Risk encountering phantoms and strange wild beasts and, above all, enjoy the sensations of fear and terror that they will bring.