About the author
Elizabeth Noll is the author of two titles in the Bolt! nonfiction series for young readers, ESP and Ghosts (Bolt!, 2016), both built around a shared format that presents claims, evidence, and counter-evidence for readers to weigh themselves. ESP lays out reported cases and research related to extrasensory perception alongside infographics, prompting readers to compare the data before forming their own view of whether ESP is real. Ghosts follows the same investigative structure applied to reported hauntings and paranormal encounters. Rather than presenting either topic as settled fact, both books are built around encouraging young readers to evaluate evidence critically, making them educational titles for school and library collections as much as introductions to paranormal subject matter. Noll's work in this series sits within children's nonfiction on unexplained phenomena, aimed at readers old enough to weigh competing claims rather than very young children.
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💬 What our editors say about Elizabeth Noll's books
“Elizabeth Noll delivers a crisp, visually engaging introduction to extrasensory perception that avoids the trap of blind belief or dismissive cynicism. The text succeeds in its goal of guiding readers through telepathy and…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on ESP Noll, Elizabeth
“Elizabeth Noll’s 'Ghosts' offers a refreshing alternative to sensationalist ghost stories by prioritizing inquiry over terror. The clear infographics and engaging narrative make it an excellent resource for visual learners and…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Ghosts Noll, Elizabeth
