The Ghost Hunter Chronicles 4 Books Collection Set by Yvette Fielding - Ages 11-13 - Paperback

Titles in This Set
The House in the Woods
The Ripper of Whitechapel
The Witches of Pendle
The Vampire of Whitby

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Andersen Press
Age Range: Ages 11-13 (Grades 6-8)

Overview
The Ghost Hunter Chronicles follows trainee ghost hunters Eve, Clovis and Tom as they investigate terrifying paranormal cases across Britain, from a haunted house in the woods to a vampire stalking Whitby. Written by Yvette Fielding, the real-life paranormal investigator known for presenting Most Haunted, this four-book paperback collection blends fast-paced horror with genuine ghost-hunting know-how. Perfect for tweens who love a scare, the series pulls readers into mysteries packed with ouija boards, witches' curses, Victorian killers and restless spirits.

About the Books
Yvette Fielding brings her decades of real-world paranormal investigation to this chilling series for readers aged 11 and up. Each book in The Ghost Hunter Chronicles drops young ghost hunters Eve, Clovis and Tom into a fresh case, moving between eerie forests, fog-choked Victorian streets, cursed Lancashire villages and the clifftop ruins of Whitby Abbey. The series opens with a Halloween ouija board session gone horribly wrong in The House in the Woods, then follows the trio as they help investigate a haunted school touched by the ghosts of two children. In The Ripper of Whitechapel, the team is drawn into the dark alleys of Victorian London to confront a killer whose crimes echo history's most infamous unsolved case. The Witches of Pendle sees a family unearth a witch's bottle stuffed with old curses after moving into a house in the notorious Pendle district. The Vampire of Whitby closes the collection with an archaeologist's disappearance during a dig at Whitby Abbey and whispers that Vlad the Impaler may be behind a rising tide of terror. Fast-paced and rooted in real ghost-hunting lore, these books suit young readers ready to move beyond picture-book spookiness.

Key Benefits

• Complete 4-book paperback collection of The Ghost Hunter Chronicles by Yvette Fielding
• Written by the real-life paranormal investigator and Most Haunted presenter
• Fast-paced horror mysteries perfect for reluctant and enthusiastic tween readers alike
• Each story stands alone, so the set can be read in any order
• Great for building a classroom library or home reading collection for ages 11-13
• Brand new condition, ideal as a birthday gift or Halloween treat

Book-by-Book Guide
The House in the Woods — Three friends play with a ouija board on Halloween in an abandoned house and unleash horrors they never expected.
The Ripper of Whitechapel — Trainee ghost hunters investigate a haunted school after the spirits of two young children begin appearing.
The Witches of Pendle — A family moving into a house in Pendle discovers a witch's bottle filled with old curses.
The Vampire of Whitby — A young archaeologist vanishes during a dig at Whitby Abbey, triggering a chilling chain of events tied to a legendary vampire.

About the Author
Yvette Fielding was the youngest ever Blue Peter presenter at age eighteen and went on to host and produce the long-running paranormal series Most Haunted, making her one of British television's best-known ghost hunters. Drawing on years of real investigations into haunted locations, she brings authentic paranormal detail to her fiction for young readers. The Ghost Hunter Chronicles marks her venture into spooky middle-grade and young teen fiction, combining her firsthand ghost-hunting expertise with fast-moving, atmospheric storytelling that has quickly built a loyal following among young horror fans.

Why You'll Love This Collection
Four spine-tingling adventures in one brand-new paperback set make this a natural pick for Halloween reading, a birthday gift for a horror-loving tween, or a sturdy addition to a classroom library. Fans of ghost stories, mysteries, and Most Haunted will devour every page.

Please Note: This is the UK edition with the ISBN as listed; the cover may vary slightly from the image shown.