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Review title: Sloppy grammatical errors, ho-hum stories
Product review: This book, like the equally dreadful "Windy City Ghosts 2",mixes grammatical errors, incomplete sentences, juvenile type,and boring "ghost" stories to form one terrible book.When a published author makes a grammatical mistake such as "...has had it's share of exciting, traumatic and terrifying days", it's bad. When an editor fails to find that glaring mistake, it's worse.One tends to lose faith in the stories of an author who obviously rushed to get a book to press, with apparent lack of interest in both the English language and a decent ghost story.Instead of this book, buy Ursula Bielski's "Chicago Haunts" and "More Chicago Haunts". They're well-written, well-researched, and it's hard to put the books down once you open them! Next time, I suggest Kaczmarek conduct more thorough research into both Chicago hauntings and common English language sentence structure.
