The Dark-Thirty: Southern Tales of the Supernatural

The stories feel so rooted in regional culture and history. I'm curious if she drew from personal family stories or extensive research to pick these particular tales.

The tales are spooky but also seem to celebrate Southern heritage. I wonder how the author wanted young readers to interpret the mix of fear and pride.

The stories have a timeless feel but are accessible enough for young readers. I’m curious what motivated her to share these supernatural stories with children specifically.