scary book of christmas lore

Available in paperback and hardcover with varying trim sizes. Typical dimensions in the listings are: height about 6.0–8.0 inches, width about 3.9–5.2 inches, and depth about 0.35–0.8 inches.

Common figures named in the descriptions include Krampus, the Kallikantzari, Père Fouettard, Hans Trapp, Gryla, the Mari Lwyd, Frau Perchta, and other demonic or goblin-like Yuletide characters.

The descriptions reference a broad European range, including Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, northern Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Alsace‑Lorraine, Iceland, Wales, and Bavaria.

Listings show a mix of fiction and holiday-focused titles: horror anthologies and ghost-story volumes, alongside books presenting Yuletide folktales and folklore-themed guides.

Listed page counts range from about 72 to 208 pages; specific examples shown include 72, 144, 150, and 208 pages.

Product details for the available titles list a suggested age of "22 Years and Up" and the language as English.

Titles focus on dark Yuletide traditions and folklore: terrifying fables and folktales, ghost stories, and collections about monsters, witches, and other Christmas‑related folklore.

Ghost tales appear as parts of horror anthologies, as small illustrated ghost‑story volumes, or as short-story sets (for example, collections described as "three new Christmas ghost stories").

Presentation styles include horror anthologies of short tales, small illustrated ghost‑story volumes, and researched folklore/history‑style books that examine Christmas traditions.

The set includes both fiction and nonfiction: some titles are categorized under fiction subgenres (horror, ghost), while others are listed under religion/holidays or social science/folklore.