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The Ghosts Books

Fellow author, Robbi Courtaway, author of Spirits of St. Louis, in a Fate magazine review: "with ten new chapters, surpasses the first edition by a country mile…a comprehensive guide to out-of- the-way haunts...well-researched, well-written, well-illustrated."

Missouri Ghost Hunters Society said on their web site: "outstanding... informative... great to curl up with by the fire on a stormy night ...a must-read for ghost lovers...MGHS gives it five stars, our top rating."

Reader Elizabeth Holloman of New York state said "get More Missouri Ghosts today and lay down to enjoy it after supper. It is beautiful as well as ghostly! I live not too far from Washington Irving's home. He would have enjoyed your book."

Troy Taylor, author of many books on ghosts and operator of Prairie Ghosts.com, "a sequel to her ground-breaking original volume Missouri Ghosts... explores a number of new haunting's all over the state...once again, highly recommended. Pick one up; you are sure to love it!"

From Tisha Wilhelm in Senior Eclectic, "Most stories are lighthearted and some even made me smile, but one night as I lay in bed alone, reading this, I heard noises behind me in the hall... I kept on reading while glancing nervously over my shoulder... tales are about apparitions, poltergeists and good ole' haunted houses, and historic things like the Goldenrod Showboat in St. Louis... I recommend these books only if you want thrillers... don't read them just before going to sleep."

Chris Woodyard, author of several books about Ohio ghosts, and operator of an online book store, Invisible Ink, says "an exceptional feature is groups of ghosts, quite an unusual occurrence" and "super atmospheric illustrations by Adele Graham"..."this is a long-awaited and much needed book..."

Marian Fleischman, bookstore operator in Sedalia, MO, in Ozarks Mountaineer review, "stories range from the frightening to the silly and back again. Ms. Gilbert provides biographical and historical details that enrich the reader's experience." "One of the most charming aspects is chapter headers... a wonderful collection of quotations that set her scenes. One favorite: Harry Truman's response to questions about White House ghosts; "I'm sure they're here, but if I met one, I'd not be so scared as I am of the nuts I meet every day."

Missouri Folk Lore Society Newsletter: "good chapters about Missouri omens, dreams and burial customs... Joan provides an extensive bibliography and an index. Adele Graham's illustrations are super atmospheric, as Chris Woodyard says."

Anonymous contest Judge: “The things that impressed me most were the author’s expressive writing and the variety of stories included in the collection... this was pure entertainment, well organized and well presented.”

Trail Of Tears

Library Journal: " readable and interesting with a style that is not juvenile... excellent addition to both school and public libraries."

Baton Rouge Advocate: "well researched and documented ... a valuable addition to the body of knowledge about Indian removal."

The Extended Circle

Charles Guenther , St. Louis poet and translator, reviewing for the St. Louis Post Dispatch: "I was deeply moved by this book... which urges, both subtly and graphically, the humane treatment of animals."

Animal Facts Column, St. Robert (MO) Guide: "Great for pleasure browsing when time is short... superb resource for writers and speakers."

Jan Morris, London Times, "an angry and sorrowful book, but also full of beauties, full of absolute opinions, absolutely expressed...That's the Stuff!"

Sir George Trevelyn Bt., publication not specified: "An important book whose contents should be taken to heart by all parents and teachers."

Catherine Roberts in Manas: "Addressing directly the problem of life's spiritual evolution...Is man an evolving species?" "Treating animals with justice, respect, pity and kindness (is) the appropriate ethical response."

Summerhill Summer

Paul Hanausch in a letter to the author: "I'm only 12, but I know a good book when I read one. I thought yours was great. I hope to become a writer like you."

Internet Chat, "Good book, good author..."

National City Christian Church Newsletter: "A book for any teenager who likes mystery and horses, especially if they know something of horse care, riding and showing."

Missouri Horses - Gift to a Nation:

Readers & Reviewers, “A treasure! You should have charged $35 for this.”