The Bell Witch: An American Haunting : Being the Eye Witness Account of Richard Powell Concerning the Bell Witch Haunting of Robertson County, Tennessee, 1817-1821 | 
Book 195 🎃
pickHoly crap!! And to think that this is quite possibly a true story. There were many eyewitnesses to the paranormal activity. I never would have survived a hunting for as many years as the Bell family did! The only downfall is that this book wasn‘t broken down into chapters. It was written in a letter format, from a father to his daughter. Now I need to watch the movie that is based on this story.
I participated in two Secret Santa swaps this year (including the #librarything). Here‘s the booty. More mystical reading for 2021. I‘ll feel a lot better after my first Covid vaccine today! #stillasciencebeliever
Last bit of #BookMail came in today. I'm so excited to read this one! Has anyone heard about it or read it?
DAY 1: This #AmericanHorror took place not far from where I live. According to local lore, in the early 19th century, a shapeshifting poltergeist know as The Bell Witch tormented the Bell family, eventually killing the father. I don‘t do ghost stories, but I‘ve heard this book is pretty good. It‘s the basis for the 2005 film An American Haunting.
#NoFemmeber
panFirst mistake was listening to this on audible. He narrator was seriously awful. Second mistake was thinking that it was going to be a scary ghost story. This was seriously so boring and disappointing. This was the pick in my book club this month and it was definitely a dud.
#witchreads to gear up for the fall season! A few I need to read at some point! Looking for all witchy recomends too!!!
😱 Here we go 😱
