How to Haunt Your House, Book One

· How to Haunt Your House Book 1 · Rabbit Hole Productions
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About this ebook

If you are looking to raise the coffin lid a little higher this Halloween, try out some of these spooky projects and tips. From simple to advanced there is something here to make your next Halloween party or home haunt even spookier. Halloween is for grown-ups too-- the projects in this book are not intended for children, but for the creative, adults who want to handcraft their own Halloween home haunt and graveyard fun.

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About the author

Both artist and author, Lynne met her husband, Shawn, on a high school journalism trip that included a stop at Disney World and The Haunted Mansion. Their spooky inspiration down memory lane has led them to create their own home haunt called, The Mitchell Cemetery. They were one of six families selected for ABC's The Great Halloween Fright Fight which aired in 2014. They have been featured on FeatNet's online series, Route 666, America's Scariest Haunted Houses, and the HGTV Halloween Special, Halloween Tricked Out, which aired in 2012. It aired again on the Travel Channel in 2013. The Mitchells' have turned their love of Halloween into a home haunter how-to book series called, How to Haunt Your House.

Lynne and Shawn have been married 24 years and live in Pensacola, Florida with their three adopted children, dog, Zoe, and cat, Boo.

To see more of Shawn and Lynne's work, visit their portfolio website: www.rabbitholeproductions.com. To visit their Halloween website: www.howtohauntyourhouse.com.

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