T T T ~ on my history blog I chose as October's theme : Ghostly, Ghastly, Witchy, and Bitchy ~ here are 10 books that fit those four categories -
Ghostly
Shirley Jackson
Four people enter a haunted house but will they make it out alive?
Henry James
A nanny cares for two children in a creepy spooky old house but are they the only occupants?
Ghastly
Truman Capote
Nonfiction novel masterpiece about murder on the Kansas plains
Lori Notaro
Historical Fiction novel about Winnie Ruth Judd, known as The Trunk Murderess
Witchy
Alice Hoffman
Two sisters, after the death of their parents, go to live with their mysterious aunts who may or not be witches, and may or may not be cursed in love
Bitchy
Daphne du Maurier
Atmospheric Gothic thriller about an unnamed young woman who marries a man on a whim. Her new husband takes her to his mansion that maybe inhabited by the ghost of his not so nice ex-wife, and is inhabited by his not so nice housekeeper
Sarah Schmidt
Lizzie Borden took a hatchet ... not exactly a catchy children's rhyme - but was Lizzie Borden really as bitchy as her reputation claims?
I haven't read any of these books before. I've heard a lot about the Haunting of Hill House, but since I'm a big chicken I don't know if I'll ever pick it up. Great list though :)
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