Myths and Mysteries of Michigan: True Stories Of The Unsolved And Unexplained (Myths and Mysteries Series) Paperback – October 18, 2011

The book is fairly well written, covers a variety of interesting stories, some factual, some fiction, but it also contains inaccuracies here and there. Also, it quotes and references Betty Sodders' "Michigan Prehistory Mysteries" in the chapter about the stones found on Beaver Island. The problem is that the Sodders' book has to be hands down the worst book I read this year in terms of scholarship and seriousness of research. But this book is meant to be fun, not scholarly, and as such it gets the job done.

Very good book on Michigan. I enjoyed reading it. My home state.I found some interesting things in the book about the state.

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I enjoyed this book and found out a lot of information. I want more information now! There are several great stories in this book.

You learn quite a few tidbits while reading this book. It provides one with a picture of a diverse state.

I bought this book for my husband to read and he really enjoyed it.

The book was kind of slow do me. Did not hold a lot of detail and seemed like it was put together from bits and pieces of other books.

I like the contents of this book. The author has taken some great photos and given some very mysterious Michigan stories!