Black Eyed Children: Revised 2nd Edition

by David Weatherly, Sam Shearon (Illustrator), Nick Redfern (Foreword)

The classic study of the BEKs is back in a revised 2nd edition, with an additional chapter from Brian Bethel reflecting on his encounter.From the children are appearing around the world. Attired in old fashioned clothing, their skin is pale and their mannerisms awkward. Their most startling trait however, is their solid black eyes.They are knocking on doors and rapping on windows. Their voices are monotone and demanding and they have one simple want to come in.

Kindle Edition

Published September 18, 2022

Reviews

[Essey Of Da Books · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book really started off as a study of the Black Eyed Children phenomenon, and it was really interesting. It was creepy, terrifying, and also raised a lot of interesting questions. The book did start to lose steam when the author started going into what the Black Eyed Children could possibly be. He really started to get off topic the further he looked into what could explain the experiences people had with these entities. I did like the end where he was finally able to talk with Brian Bethel. It really gave some insight into the whole phenomenon.

[B E Olson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Interesting Read

I appreciate that the author approached this topic from many different angles of explanation. I really enjoyed this book and learned a lot.