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A Haunted Road Atlas
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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Pack up your Ouija board, wine bra, and squirt guns full of holy water ... we're going on a road trip! From the hit podcast And That's Why We Drink, this is your interactive travel guide to the hosts' favorite spooky and sinister sights. The world is a scary place ... and that's why we drink! Jam-packed with illustrations, fun facts, travel tips, and beverage recs, this illustrated guide includes some of the country's most notorious crime scenes, hauntings, and supernatural sightings. You'll also find Christine and Em's personal recommendations to the best local bars and ice cream parlors, oddity museums, curiosity shoppes, and more. Explore some of the most bizarre cases you've heard on the show, as well as exclusive new content from bayous, basements, and bars!
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booklover3258
booklover3258
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/xgsqvJEDsBs

Enjoy!

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A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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Snowed in and plowed in from white fluffy powder out there. Luckily it‘s a day off and good time to finally get around to my fave podcasters new book.

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BookishMadHatter
BookishMadHatter
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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Weird

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BookishMadHatter
BookishMadHatter
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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Fun facts indeed.

Also, the second one might be one of the scariest things I've ever read or heard.

Alfoster 😳😳😳! 2y
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BookishMadHatter
BookishMadHatter
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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Starting a new book while the girls are at the pool

LibrarianRyan I listened to this and really enjoyed it. 2y
BookishMadHatter @LibrarianRyan I debated between the physical book and the audio. I figure I'll hit up the podcast episodes mentioned if I haven't already listened to them (I haven't listened to podcasts for some time, too many good audiobooks lol) 2y
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LibrarianRyan
LibrarianRyan
A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops, Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales | Christine Schiefer, Em Schulz
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4 ⭐I‘m not always hip on books that start out as a podcast but this has proven to be the exception. I like the format which keeps the listener engaged and wanting to move forward. Each location starts out with “hey this is the city we were in and this is what happened to us while there”. Then it tells something paranormal that takes place in and around the city and then a true crime.

LibrarianRyan Sometimes these true crimes were big events like HM homes in Chicago, or the Black Dahlia in California. Other times the stories are little known things that happened in these local areas. Then it finished each section with interesting facts about the location and which podcast has more information. Overall the formula really worked for me. Some of the locales I already knew about because I had lived in and around there, like Joliet prison, but I 2y
LibrarianRyan didn‘t know about the prison in Alton (that‘s no longer there) when they talked about St. Louis. So there‘s something for everybody. This book is very well done and well I‘m not a podcast listener, they‘ve made a new fan and I‘m going to be checking it out and so should you.

 2y
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