Darkness Encyclopedia

Author's name: Ahmed Khaled Tawfik Publisher: Dar Kayan Number of pages: 192 That is the Encyclopedia of Darkness, the world of mysterious secrets that have always puzzled everyone, and opens the doors to frightening rituals that we know nothing about. The book talks about the secrets of the living dead, the reason cats' hair stands up, and dogs' howling that is terrifying, and about ringing the doorbell after midnight. That book seeks a reader who enjoys fear, and finds pleasure among terrifying secrets, to answer questions that have long occupied his mind, such as the curse of the Pharaohs, tarot cards, and David Copperfield's magic. The book of the Encyclopedia of Darkness discusses reasons for burning certain books, and the secrets of abandoned castles, explaining the meanings of frightening terms, ensuring the reader hours of fun and excitement. To order the rest of Ahmed Khaled Tawfik's works: Now we open the box series (three parts) Night companions in the rat corridor Joy of the cemetery Horror of Haj Doud's sip Superficial silly thoughts about life and humans Mirant Blue memory films Encyclopedia of Darkness Myth destruction Your luck today Burnable scraps Mint tea Uranium coffee Depressing laughter The nauseating speech No place for the mole Obsessions and hallucinations Bubbles The edge A mind without a body