Aaron Burr's Ghost and Other New York City Hauntings

A parent might reach for this book when their child develops a fascination with ghosts and spooky stories, but they want to steer them towards something more educational than pure horror. This book provides a thrilling, nonfiction tour of New York City's most famous haunted spots, from the restaurant where Aaron Burr's ghost supposedly dines to the museum where lonely spirits roam. It expertly blends American history with local legends, satisfying a child's curiosity about the unexplained while grounding the tales in real places and events. The tone is more mysterious and intriguing than terrifying, making it a great choice for elementary-aged readers ready for a little suspense.