The night is pitch black, the wind is howling, and the road ahead looks awfully long. When a young boy and his older sister are sent out into the cold darkness to fetch a bucket of milk from the dairy, they must face their biggest fear. Standing tall and menacing at the edge of the path is the terrifying Ghost-Eye tree. Its twisted branches look like reaching claws, and its hollow knots stare down like glowing, phantom eyes. As the siblings trudge down the lonely, shadowy road, they bicker to mask their rising panic, each refusing to admit how terrified they truly are. You will feel the crunch of leaves underfoot and the icy chill in the air as they inch closer to the frightening landmark. When the wind suddenly shrieks and the shadows shift, their courage is put to the ultimate test. This wonderfully spooky tale masterfully captures the creeping dread of the dark and the power of an active imagination. It is a beautifully crafted story about sibling bonds, overcoming nighttime fears, and finding bravery when you need it most.