Ghosts of the Living by Rivka Willick

Ghosts of the Living by Rivka WillickThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 613, Segment 6

Jul 5, 2017 • 4m

A girl stays up late studying and has an frightening yet informative encounter about her brother who's in the military. Learn more about Rivka Willick, who is an author in addition to being a storyteller, by visiting: www.simplyextraordinarytales.com

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