The Little Book of the Paranormal

by Rupert Matthews

An overview of the most commonly reported and discussed unexplained phenomena   Introducing the world of the supernatural, this little book entertains with numerous anecdotes, snippets of information, and lists of events that are not accepted by science as being genuine. This amusing yet serious volume will leave the reader wondering just why scientists refuse to study this amazing paranormal world. Because the supernatural is a subject of endless public fascination, there is an insatiable appetite for tales of it. This collection whets that appetite and includes topics such as UFOs and aliens, Bigfoot and man-apes, ghosts and hauntings, sea-serpents and lake monsters, predictions and curses, poltergeists, paranormal humans, and "going beyond"—near-death experiences and mediumship. This thought-provoking book covers all aspects of the paranormal for the skeptic and believer alike.

144 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 2010

Reviews

[Peter · Rating 3 out of 5]

The content sounds quite interesting with UFOs & aliens, Yeti, ghosts and hauntings, sea serpents and lake monsters, predictions and curses, poltergeists, paranormal humans, going beyond... but I miss photos and there simply are too many topics superficially talked about. Maybe a good overview but not as convincing as his other books.

[Poison Diaries · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a great read if you are interested in knowing more about the world of paranormal! It's a perfect 'little read' which tells of different anecdotes, snippets of information and lists of events in the paranormal world. It's an ideal light read over the coming summer months.