Mary Downing Hahn is a celebrated American author known for her spine-chilling ghost stories and gripping tales for young readers. With a career spanning over four decades, she has penned numerous award-winning novels, including "Wait Till Helen Comes" and "The Old Willis Place." A former children's librarian, Hahn's storytelling is enriched by her deep understanding of young readers' imaginations and fears. Her work remains a staple in children's horror literature.
Ghosts are real, that much I know.
Fear can make you see all sorts of things.
Sometimes, the past comes back to haunt us.
Darkness has a way of hiding secrets.
There is strength in facing your fears.
Family can be both a source of comfort and a source of fear.
Grief has a way of lingering, even after death.
A haunted house is a reflection of the souls trapped within.
Sometimes, the line between reality and imagination becomes blurred.
Loneliness can be a haunting presence.
The past can cast long shadows on the present.
Sometimes, the only way out is to face your deepest fears.