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Itchy Donner    by Doug Lambeth
Price: $2.99 USD. 105040 words. Published on May 25, 2010. .

Itchy Donner is a rashy eleven-year-old growing up fatherless in a dying backwoods Idaho timber town. He's obsessed with the past, since Itchy’s the great-great-great grandson of Tamsen Donner, the famous matriarch of the Donner Party. When Red Donner, his blustery vagabond logger father, reappears in his life, Itchy will be pulled into a past he dreams of and a present he can't understand.
Scary Ghost Stories: A Collection of 15-Minute Ghost Stories    by Caitlind Alexander
Price: $4.99 USD. 15560 words. Published by LearningIsland.com  on October 21, 2011. .

Two girls find a tree house in the woods. They climb the tree and begin to play in the tree house, only to discover they are not alone. They escape from the tree house and race through the woods, only to find themselves at a cabin that is rumored to belong to a witch. She seems nice enough, but then she makes a strange, frightening request. Read all seven of these scary 15-Minute ghost stories
Communion    by Richard Freeland
Price: $0.99 USD. 15460 words. Published on February 22, 2012. .

California! The land of plenty! John Nye and his wife Anna have answered California's siren call, and have joined the Donner party of emigrants to that "promised land". But they didn't count on the leaders of the train taking the new, unproven Hastings' Cutoff route. They didn't count on being snowed in and facing starvation. And they sure didn't count on the creature stalking the survivors.
The Ghost of the Donner Party: A Scary 15-Minute Ghost Story    by Caitlind Alexander
Price: $0.99 USD. 3020 words. Published by LearningIsland.com  on March 3, 2012. .

“Is there any decent place to stop between here and the mountains?” I asked the storekeeper. “You can pretty much camp anywhere,” he said. “The Indians are pretty friendly here abouts. If you’re at all concerned about making it over the mountains, though, I suggest you stop at old lady Williams’ place at the base of the mountains.” “What’s so special about Old lady Williams’ place?" Find out!