True Philippine Ghost Stories Book 1 Pdf
Sharolyn Uriegas
True Philippine Ghost Stories Book 1 PDF
If you are looking for a collection of spooky tales based on real experiences of Filipinos, you might want to check out the True Philippine Ghost Stories series. This series, published by PSICOM Publishing Inc., features stories of encounters with the supernatural, the paranormal, and the extraordinary in the Philippines.
The first book of the series, True Philippine Ghost Stories #1, was written by Gianna Maniego and her team of ghost writers in 2002. It contains stories of haunted houses, mysterious apparitions, cursed objects, and more. Some of the stories are:
- The White Lady of Balete Drive, a famous urban legend about a woman who died in a car accident and now haunts the drivers who pass by her spot.
- The Headless Priest of San Agustin Church, a story of a priest who was beheaded by the Japanese during World War II and now roams the church grounds.
- The Crying Baby of Quiapo Bridge, a tale of a mother who threw her baby into the river and now hears its cries every night.
- The Bloody Mary of Miriam College, a story of a girl who summoned the spirit of Bloody Mary in the bathroom mirror and paid the price.
If you want to read these stories and more, you can download the True Philippine Ghost Stories #1 PDF for free from [Archive.org]. This website offers a digital copy of the book that you can read online or download to your device. You can also browse other books from the series and other Filipino literature on this website.
Alternatively, you can also access the True Philippine Ghost Stories series through the PSICOM app. This app, available on [Apple Store] or [Google Play Store], allows you to read the first 10 volumes of the series for free. You can also find other stories from different genres and categories on this app.
Whether you read them online or on your phone, these stories will surely give you chills and thrills. Just make sure you don't read them alone at night or in a dark place. You never know what might be lurking behind you...