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Black Country & Birmingham Ghost Stories: Shiver Your Way the Black Country and Birmingham
Shiver your way around the scariest places in the Black Country and Birmingham. But only look if you dare!
80 pages, Paperback
First published September 30, 2013
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February 2, 2020
I’m a sucker for the paranormal & while I don’t know Birmingham & the Black Country that well, this still felt a lot closer to home than reading general ghost encounters.
December 9, 2016
A collection of ghost stories, sightings and local paranormal history of the Black Country, compromising Dudley, Wolverhampton, Wednesbury (Woo Home!), Walsall etc. located in the West Midlands of the UK.
For a local like me, the ghostly happenings and history of places that I have known all my life, is where my interest lay.
The way this little book is written, makes it easy to read. The book is broken up with small stories of ghostly experiences reported from around a number of locations in the Black Country. Some I wasn’t aware of, and even were linked to sightings parts of my family has had.
As a quick easy read with some interesting ghost stories and local history can appeal to people looking into the Black Country's supernatural history.
For a local like me, the ghostly happenings and history of places that I have known all my life, is where my interest lay.
The way this little book is written, makes it easy to read. The book is broken up with small stories of ghostly experiences reported from around a number of locations in the Black Country. Some I wasn’t aware of, and even were linked to sightings parts of my family has had.
As a quick easy read with some interesting ghost stories and local history can appeal to people looking into the Black Country's supernatural history.
November 23, 2014
a book og true ghost stories from birmingham
March 7, 2015
A fun bit of local colour, it's always interesting to know local stories.
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