voodooism

Examines Haitian zombies through stories and science.

Paul Faustino, known as the best soccer journalist in the business, reluctantly investigates the disappearance of eighteen-year-old Ricardo, a soccer prodigy known as "El Brujito, " while in alternate chapters a slave in old San Juan becomes a powerful voodoo priest.

When a series of tragedies strikes close to her grandmother's historic old house in Washington, Angela Toussaint suspects the events may be linked to an evil entity her grandmother encountered in the year 1929.

Angry after his teacher gives him a failing grade on his final exam, Tyler uses the voodoo doll given to him by his friend, Adam, and is shocked to discover the doll's power, but does not realize that Adam has another doll made in Tyler's image and things escalate when Tyler's car is stolen--with the doll inside.

While awaiting DNA test results that could determine the identity of her biological father, high-school senior Kendall Moorehead and her friends use their psychic abilities against an evil, Civil War-era doll said to have been made by a voodoo priestess.

Discusses the history, beliefs, and rituals of voodoo, with emphasis on its practice in Haiti.

Adam does not believe his new hometown is called "Spooksville" until he and some new friends pass through a dark doorway into a world with huge spiders, living skeletons, evil knights, and a witch who makes dolls from kids.

When seventeen-year-old Lucy Aimes moves to New Orleans and meets Alex, a boy who behaves as if they've known each other forever, she becomes caught up in a centuries-old vendetta.