Eerie Expeditions Around the World

The White House is the official workplace and residence of the President of the United States. It's also a haunted hotspot! Over the years, many visitors and inhabitants of the White House have described paranormal encounters there. Whether it's seeing Abigail Adams doing the washing, viewing Abraham Lincoln lurking in his bedroom, or watching Dolly Madison tending the rose garden, the stories of ghostly apparitions have drawn supernatural enthusiasts to this historic site. In this eye-opening and informative book, readers will learn all about the White House and its long, ghostly history. This high-interest book is paired with accessible language to appeal to struggling readers.

Over its 900-year history, the Tower of London was the site of many intrigues, secrets, and bloody murders. It's said that this spooky spot is one of the most haunted places in the world! In this fun, informative book, readers will learn all about the history and myths of the Tower of London. They'll meet some of the famous ghosts that haunt its halls, including The White Lady, Ann Boleyn, and the young princes. Readers will also learn all there is to see and do at the Tower of London today! The high-interest material and accessible reading level will captivate imaginations and appeal to struggling readers.

Edinburgh Castle is an ancient stronghold that sits atop Castle Rock overlooking the city of Edinburgh, Scotland. The castle itself was built during the 12th century, but the site was used as a military base and residence for hundreds of years before that. Legends abound about the many battles the castle has seen, the famous people it hosted, and ghosts that still walk its halls! In this intriguing and informative book, readers will learn about the long, fascinating history of Edinburgh Castle while exploring all there is to see and do at the popular attraction today. The high-interest material and accessible language will attract developing readers.

The RMS Queen Mary was once a luxury ocean liner. At over 1,000 feet long and built to carry more than 2,000 passengers, it was massive. When it embarked on its maiden voyage in May 1936, the Queen Mary was famous for its extravagant amenities. During World War II, the ocean liner was converted to a troopship nicknamed the "Grey Ghost" for its speed. It's said that ghosts of dead passengers and World War II crewmen still walk onboard! In this spine-chilling book, readers will learn all about the Queen Mary's fascinating history and paranormal claims. The high-interest material and low reading level will draw reluctant readers.

In the waters of San Francisco Bay stands a small, rocky island called Alcatraz. Nicknamed "The Rock," Alcatraz was the site of a Civil War fortress, a federal prison, and an occupation by American Indian activists. Now a National Historic Landmark, Alcatraz Island is rumored to be haunted! In this fascinating book, readers will learn all there is to see and do at Alcatraz. They'll discover its long, bloody history and meet notorious inmates of the prison including Al Capone and Robert "Birdman of Alcatraz" Stroud. A thrilling mix of fact, fable, and fun, this high-interest book is paired with accessible language that appeals to struggling readers.

The Battle of Gettysburg raged for three long days in July 1863 and marked a major turning point in the American Civil War. More than 51,000 lost their lives in the bloody fray. Some believe the souls of the dead still haunt this historic site! In this educational and intriguing book, readers will learn about the history of Gettysburg as well as the myths that surround it. They'll discover the best events and reenactments to see and paranormal hotspots to visit. Filled with fascinating stories this high-interest book is paired with accessible language to appeal to struggling readers.