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The Ghostly Tales of St. Augustine & St. Johns County Book

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$7.49 $11.7 In stock

Category: Books

Take a spooky journey into some of the mysterious, eerie and fun stories from the oldest city in America - St. Augustine. From  headless soldiers to ghostly children, there's plenty of frightful fun in this book!

Author: Jessa Dean

Characteristics: 112 pages, 50 pictures, Paperback

Size: 5.25 W x 7.63 H

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Benjamin Z. ★★★★★

Bought this for our family road trip to St. Augustine and the kids were hooked on the headless soldier tales before we even hit the city limits. It's the perfect mix of creepy and fun, and the local history woven in makes it feel way more real than your average ghost book.

Sebastian H. ★★★★★

The ghost stories here are perfect for reading aloud on a quiet evening—my kids wouldn't let me put it down after the headless soldier chapter. It's got that nice balance of spooky and fun without being too scary for younger readers.

William ★★★★★

The collection of ghost stories about headless soldiers and ghostly children really captures the eerie history of St. Augustine. The writing is engaging enough that I stayed up late reading several tales in one sitting. Even the local legends I thought I knew felt fresh and spooky.