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Fright at the Freemont Library - Narrative Non-Fiction Reading for Grade 3, Developmental Learning for Young Readers - Cold Whispers II
by Dee Phillips
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Synopsis
Jane is excited to be visiting the historic library where her aunt works. As she explores the old building, however, she begins to experience strange things. Books fly off the shelves. She is chilled to the bone by icy cold spots in the aisles. And an invisible presence seems to be desperately ...
Jane is excited to be visiting the historic library where her aunt works. As she explores the old building, however, she begins to experience strange things. Books fly off the shelves. She is chilled to the bone by icy cold spots in the aisles. And an invisible presence seems to be desperately tapping out a horrifying message to her on an antique typewriter. Who is trying to contact Jane? What terrible event took place in the library's past? And how can Jane communicate with a tortured spirit that has a shocking story to tell? The answers can be found in the library's towering shelves and spooky rooms. Follow Jane as she dares to spend the night alone in the old library to discover its awful secret. Fright at the Freemont Libraryis part of Bearport'sCold Whispers IIseries. This bone-chilling book is the fiction companion toCreepy Librariesfrom Bearport's best-selling nonfiction seriesScary Places.
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