Reading list: Halloween Book Bingo - Ghost Stories and Haunted Houses Square

These lists are great :).

"The Shining" by Stephen King - ISBN: 9780307743657
"Crimson Peak: The Official Movie Novelization" by Nancy Holder - ISBN: 1783296291
"The Little Stranger" by Sarah Waters - ISBN: 1844086062
"The Woman in Black" by Susan Hill - ISBN: 1846685621

These are the ones that came to my mind off the top of my head.

Thanks for putting these together. Even with rereads, I never though to look through my 'read' shelf until now since I wasn't going to reread anything. But I've got a few books that would fit here under ghosts that I personally liked.

The Dollhouse Murders by Betty Ren Wright - ISBN: 9780823421725
-- I read this when I was a teen and loved it. I already did a reread two years ago and still loved it.

The Restorer by Amanda Stevens - ISBN: 9780778314004 (0778314006)
-- This is book one of The Graveyard Queen and could also double for 'Grave or Graveyard'

The Remains of the Dead by Wendy Roberts - ISBN: 9780451222688
-- This is the first book of The Ghost Dusters Mysteries. I remember liking it.

Better Homes and Hauntings by Molly Harper - ISBN: 9781476706009

And pretty much all of these are mysteries.

Oscar Wilde: "The Canterville Ghost" (ISBN 13: 9780744549515; ISBN 10:744549515) -- also for "YA Horror." "Gothic," and "Classic Horror"
Wilkie Collins: "The Woman in White" (ISBN 10: 0141439610; ISBN 13: 9780141439617) -- also for "Gothic"
Charles Dickens: "The Signalman" (ISBN 10: 1781255911; ISBN 13: 9781781255919) -- also for "Classic Horror," "Genre: Horror," and "Gothic"

It's also an obvious choice for the Witches square but part of the plot for Wyrd Sisters is based on King Verence having to haunt the castle. Just in case there is a Pratchett fan out there looking to fill the square....

Sheridan Le Fanu: "In a Glass Darkly" (ISBN 13: 9780192839473; ISBN 10: 0192839470) -- also qualifies for "Gothic," "Classic Horror," "Genre: Horror," and "Dark and Stormy Night."

Robert Arthur: "The Mystery of the Whispering Mummy" (ISBN 10: 0394864034; ISBN 13: 9780394864037) and "The Mystery of the Green Ghost" (ISBN 10: 0394864042; ISBN 13: 9780394864044) (both Three Investigators series) -- both also for &quotYA Horror"

Another (adult) mystery -- Tony Hillerman: "The Ghostway" (ISBN 10: 0061967785; ISBN 13: 9780061967788) -- would also qualify for "Genry: Mystery", because it involves shamanism and a ghost believed to be "trapped" in a hogan

David Mitchell: "Ghostwritten" (ISBN 10: 0340739754; ISBN 13: 9780340739754)

More mysteries:
Robert van Gulik: "The Haunted Monastery" (ISBN 13: 9780226848792; ISBN 10: 0226848795) ... appropriately spooky and Judge Dee is trapped in the monastery as a result of a nightly snow storm, so it would also work for "Dark and Stormy Night" and "Genre: Mystery."
Sharyn McCrumb: "She Walks These Hills" (ISBN 13: 9780451184726; ISBN 10: 0451184726) -- a psychic detective; and belief in a 200 year old ghost is central to the story. Would also work for "Genre: Mystery" and "Supernatural."

... and how could I forget one of my all-time favorite stories?! Theodor Storm: "The Dykemaster" (also sometimes translated as "The Rider on the White Horse") (ISBN 13: 9780946162543; ISBN 10: 0946162549) -- the appearance of a ghost (the eponymous rider / dykemaster) in the framework story sets off the telling of a dark tale of ancient prejudice vs. modernity, culminating in a severe nightly thunderstorm. Thus also works for "Dark and Stormy Night," as well as "Gothic."

I have found that Michelangelo's Ghost. I will give you all the Infomation:
Book Name: Michelangelo's Ghost
Author: Gigi Pandian
Publish Date: October 4, 2016
Publisher: Henery Press
ISBN13: 9781635110692
Edition Language: English
Series: Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mystery #4
Bingo Square Note: Mystery, Ghosts Stories and Hunted Houses, (Scary) Woman

One more for this year's bingo, as the definition of "haunted houses" includes "haunted locations":

Medieval Murderers (author group) -- Hill of Bones. Not sure that it actually also involves a ghost.

I'm reading all three of the 'In the Garden' books by Nora Roberts for Bingo, and I'm guessing they would fit both 'Haunted Houses' and 'Ghosts'. Definitely 'Ghosts' as the summary suggests as much:

Blue Dahlia (ISBN: 9780749935337)
Black Rose (ISBN: 9780739453827)
Red Lily (ISBN: 9780515139402)

Since I haven't actually read these books, someone may correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks! And also, these will also definitely count as Romantic Suspense, if we still need books for that list as well.

Copied from the comments section of Moonlight Reader's suggestions post (http://moonlightreader.booklikes.com/post/1591111/a-few-bingo-suggestions):

Elentarri's Book Blog
The Bell at Sealey Head [by Patricia McKillip] can be used as a haunted house. It's also short.

Medieval Murderers: "House of Shadows" and "Hill of Bones" (or did you add them already and I missed them?)

"The Little Stranger" (Sarah Waters) is on the list twice.

I highly recommend the Jason Crane series. I'll be reading the third book this year.

First one is
SLEEPY HOLLOW: Rise Headless and Ride
by Richard Gleaves

Frederick Marryat - The Phantom Ship (9781845882068)

Books from Halloween Bingo 2018 participant reading plan lists posted to date:

Ghosts of Tsavo by Vered Ehsani (9781508762041)
Trapped in Room 217 by Thomas Kingsley Troupe (9781631632167)
City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab (9781407192765)

More books from the participants' reading plan lists -- including unassigned / "free square" / "wild card" books that would fit this category:

Haunted World War II by Matthew L. Swayne (9780738755793)
The Ghost in the Glass House by Carey Wallace (9780544336186)
Ghost Horse by Patricia Rosemoor (9780373228584)
Silence of the Dead by Simone St. James (9780451419484)
The Other Side of Midnight by Simone St. James (9780451419491)
Lost Among the Living by Simone St. James (9780451476197)
Elizabeth by Ken Greenhall (9781943910670)

The Christmas Gate by T.A Cline and The Christmas Gate 2 by T.A. Cline should work for Ghosts and Hanuted house as their is light form that comes and give visions in both books and it disappears.. (http://booklikes.com/the-christmas-gate-t-a-cline-patricia-cline-cohen/book,13932647 - The Christmas Gate) and (http://booklikes.com/the-christmas-gate-2-t-a-cline/book,13932648 - The Christmas Gate 2)

A Christmas Tale by Austin Crawley. 978-1522753513

A take-off of Dickens' A Christmas Carol with three women doing a seance to raise the ghosts from his book.