Cover of The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point
Ghost Stories

The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point

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  • 2008 first published
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Published in 2008, The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point is a ghost story book by Gertrude Chandler Warner. Readers will find themes of boxcar children, brothers and sisters, holidays & Celebrations and Halloween.

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Themes, setting & tropes

Genres

Tropes

Subjects

  • Boxcar children
  • Brothers and sisters
  • Holidays & Celebrations
  • Halloween
  • Mysteries & Detective Stories
  • Children's stories
  • Orphans
  • Mummies
  • Haunted houses
  • Mystery and detective stories
  • Children's fiction

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Who wrote The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point?

The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point was written by Gertrude Chandler Warner and first published in 2008.

What genre is The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point?

It is usually shelved as Ghost Stories.

What books are similar to The Boxcar Children Halloween Special The Mystery Of The Singing Ghost The Mystery Of The Mummys Curse The Mystery Of Skeleton Point?

Readers who like it often enjoy The old Willis place, Il castello di Zampaciccia Zanzamiao and The Screaming Staircase.

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