Chair de poule , Tome 13: Le fantôme d'à côté

The ghost feels surprisingly relatable at times. I wonder what the author envisioned for its character and motivations.

The book manages to be creepy without being too scary, which kept me engaged without feeling overwhelmed. Is that the magic of R.L. Stine's writing?

The spooky house feels like a character itself. I’m curious whether the creepy atmosphere was planned from the start or if it grew naturally during writing.