I bought this book this book when it came out in 86 with my allowance. I still have it to this day. This is also the reason why I study the Paranormal. This book not only tells you chilling factual ghost stories, but this author tells the story behind them in great detail. I immensly enjoyed the stories about the Tower of London. This book is best when read alone with only a candle burning!! His books I believe can be enjoyed by people of all ages. I am no ashamed to admit I still buy them.

I read this book as an elementary school student in California back in 1980 or 1981. I have been searching for it ever since with no avail. I was very impressed withe the content of the book as history as well as for it's value having to do with Ghosts themselves. In my adult life, I have recounted many of the stories from this book as historical information as a matter of discussion with other peers as well as with other children; inclusing my own step-children. I hope they have found these stories as entertaining and interesting as I did. They made a distinct mark on me as a child which I have never forgotten, and hopefully neither will they...

I've been a fan of the supernatural since I was a kid. Not to say I believe in it all, but I always find myself looking into it.

Daniel Cohen has to be one of the most prolific non-fiction writers out there, and this book does not disappoint. I have read several dozen 'true ghost' books and for some reason this one was one of the creepiest...perhaps since it was about children, but regardless, if you're tired of stale, encylopedia style books that don't really get into the sightings, this is the book for you.

I'm not a really big fan of the supernatural. But after reading this book it really made me think. I especially liked the story the Avenging Ghost. It was the best.

This book really helped me learn about cloning, and especially animal cloning. I found losts of reseach from Daniel Cohen's book. If you need a good reseach book or just one to have fun reading, Cloning is a great book. I'll always remember my favorite line out of this book: Animals Are Not Test Tubes With Tales.

This book an excellent source of information regarding composite manufacturing, design and analysis. I used it in a graduate-level composites course and have continued to use it in my daily work as an engineer at Boeing. The book was well thought out and you can't really tell it was translated from French (I was reluctant about that before I bought it). I'd highly reccommend this book for anyone wanting to learn more about composite materials. This book has something for everyone: designer, analyst, project manager, etc.

this book helped me to understand the meaning of avant-garde, and help push towards improving my knowledge of cultures which are unknown to many. if you want to spend that much money on a book then go ahead and get it, ASAP!

I love this book. I advise you to read "The Demon Lover" and "Two Japanese Tales" Those are really good.

I picked this book up at a second hand store when i was about eight, and i have been reading it for many years, each time just as fascinated as the last. It tells of all the great monsters. Those of the sea, nessie, yeti, bigfoot... I must say that even though the reding level is pretty young, everyone will like this book.

This Haggadah is a must for those families with multilingual Seders. The Haggadah combines the original Hebrew text with beautiful illustrations and a linear translation into English, French, Spanish and Russian. This enables speakers of all five langauges to be on the same line of text simultaneously. The handsome design, thought provoking introduction and lovely pictures make this a wonderful book around which to structure a family seder or build a collection of Haggadot.

I am proud to review Daniel Cohen's 'Horror In the Movies'.
This unique book, found in the children's section at libraries all around the world, portrays the horror genre in films with a different darkness. Some of the movies featured in this exciting book are
The Excorcist, The Omen, and Carrie. It also contains some classics like The Cabinet of Dr. Calagari, and several other silent films.

Daniel Cohen has a way of detailing the fine art of horror in the movies with his upfront approach to writing. You won't see any pictures of corny monsters like in other books. This head on approach to confronting the horror in film, which everyone has enjoyed at one time, opens a new door to the reality of how horror classics like Rosemary's Baby and Dawn of the Dead have spawned other cult classics dealing with the paranormal world of ghosts, demons, and witchcraft.

I highly recommend Horror in the Movies to anyone with an interest in the Macob!

As a wildlife photographer I was very keen to find out where were the easiest places in Australia to see wildlife. This was the only book I have been able to find of this kind. The guide lists the best locations to see wildlife by state, often with very specific details. It also provides a brief description of some of Australia's most popular wildlife and what are the hotspots for viewing that particular species. This guide is not designed to give detailed information on wildlife behavior or physical makeup, it is designed to tell you where you can see wildlife and it does that brilliantly!!