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Welcome to Wee Ghosties :: A Beginner's Guide to Ghost Hunting

I'm glad you're here! Join me for the quick and dirty steps to getting started in this great hobby by referencing the tips below. Visit more on the blog by reading ghost stories, true hauntings and meet people involved in the business of finding out what's mucking up the attic when you're not looking.

Haunted Stuff: Demonic Dolls, Screaming Skulls, and Other Creepy Collectibles

The Girls' Ghost Hunting Guide

Learn the tips of the trade without needing expensive equipment! A fun book for both girls and boys, the Girls' Ghost Hunting Guide is great for anyone ready to poke the paranormal and see if it giggles.

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Ghost Hunting Tips

Signs of a Haunting
Types of Ghosts
Where to find activity
Places to look for ghosts
Equipment to take
Safety
How to catch a ghost by Rowyn (at age 9)

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