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The Unexplained
The Uncanny
Is truth really stranger than fiction? Can a person's touch cure a deadly disease? What obstacles could a dog overcome to reach its master? Do dreams really foretell the future? Enter the uncanny zone--if you dare!
Here's who you'll find there:
*Agnes, who claimed to be a witch in 1590 and provided startling proof of the fact.
*Rasputin. This monk allegedly cured the tsar's son of hemophilia, and had hypnotic power over the entire royal family. Eyewitnesses claimed neither poison nor bullets could kill him.
*Sugar Ray Leonard, a prize-winning boxer whose nightmare about killing his opponent in the ring came to pass.
It's strange but true...
Here's who you'll find there:
*Agnes, who claimed to be a witch in 1590 and provided startling proof of the fact.
*Rasputin. This monk allegedly cured the tsar's son of hemophilia, and had hypnotic power over the entire royal family. Eyewitnesses claimed neither poison nor bullets could kill him.
*Sugar Ray Leonard, a prize-winning boxer whose nightmare about killing his opponent in the ring came to pass.
It's strange but true...
48 pages, Hardcover
First published June 30, 1998
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May 9, 2011
It was good. Obviously for a beginner reader, but none the less sparked my interest in the paranormal phenomenon. I have always been intrigued by things that cannot rationally be explained and this was the cake.
It was a well put together and I enjoyed the graphic novel type illustrations.
Enjoyable. Now the question is...do you believe it?
It was a well put together and I enjoyed the graphic novel type illustrations.
Enjoyable. Now the question is...do you believe it?
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