Haunted Canada: The Fourth Terrifying Collection

About this book

This collection includes Haunted Canada volumes 10 to 12.

With its first volume published in 2002, the Haunted Canada series is now an award-winning series with over 875,000 copies in print. Kids can’t get enough of these spooky tales that allow them to learn about the eeriest corners of our country.

Reviews

Praise for Joel A. Sutherland:

"One of the most promising new voices in horror." — Jeff Strand, author of A Bad Day for Voodoo and Pressure

"A talent to watch." — Dark Scribe Magazine

"Keep an eye on Sutherland. This guy has got a great future ahead of him." — Joe McKinney, author of DeadCity, Quarantined and Peacekeepers

"Canada’s answer to R.L. Stine." — Quill & Quire

Praise for Haunted: The House Next Door:

“What could be scarier than moving next-door to a haunted house? How about a ghost horse? How about a ghastly murder or two? This book is CHILLING. Loved it!” — R.L. Stine, author of Goosebumps

Praise for Haunted Canada 5:

“This book delivers pretty well everything a ghost-story-loving child could ask for, with an extra layer of dread provided by Norman Lanting’s spookily suggestive illustrations.” — National Reading Campaign

Praise for Haunted Canada 6:

“A great read for all ages and abilities and perfect for the Halloween season, Haunted Canada 6 is sure to fly off the shelves and enter into readers’ dreams (or nightmares!).” — CM: Canadian Review of Materials

Praise for Haunted Canada 8:

“Haunted Canada 8 is a fun collection of stories that make great read-alouds, provides great hooks for reluctant readers, and, of course, is simply a great read for kids that love getting lost in the dark and being terrified.” — CM: Canadian Review of Materials

“Simply a great read for kids that love getting lost in the dark and being terrified.” — CM: Canadian Review of Materials

Praise for Haunted Canada: The Second Terrifying Collection:

“This book provides an interesting way for readers to learn about different parts of Canada . . .” — CM: Canadian Review of Materials

Extras

Check out the Haunted Canada series page for more books and activities!