Not a fanwere we in for a scare i didn't think so like a one i didn't i don't think the plot of this was very good
The Barking Ghost (1995)
Others: Negative Two evil-looking dogs disappear in thin aiar. Could they be ghosts?
- ISBN:
- 9780439568258
- Length:
- 137 pages
Genres: fantasy, horror, mystery, young adult
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