Walker, Kathryn

Examines real-life cases where dreams appear to have been predictions of events yet to happen.

Provides explanations for the amazing healing powers that people claim to have seen and experienced.

Examines various claims that say brain power alone can bend spoons, identify things without having seen them, or even read the minds of astronauts.

Presents an introduction to the city of Melbourne, Australia, in simple text with illustrations, providing an overview of its history, geography, culture, and people.

Introduces students to the mysteries surrounding UFOs, with first-hand accounts of alien encounters.

Describes strange coincidences that have occurred throughout history and explores how various cultures and people have tried to explain those events.

Introduces children to the mysteries, folktales, and strange happenings surrounding the Bermuda Triangle.

Presents a discussion of mysterious structures from around the world, including the moai of Easter Island, the pyramids of Egypt, and the ruins of Tiahuanaco, and includes photographs and illustrations.

Discusses various cases in which people claim to have seen or found signs of Bigfoot, the Yeti, the Wildman of China, the Asian Almas, or other creatures that may be Neanderthal survivors, and covers the likelihood of hoaxes despite testimony by scientists.

Discusses various cases around the world in which people claim to have seen or been abducted by aliens, and covers reports and testimony of occurrences that are either denied or argued against by the government, psychologists, or other scientists.