Books like Strange objects by Gary Crew

Eleven schoolgirls in a small Australian town grapple with mystery and loss when their teacher vanishes on a field trip amid a year marked by a hanging and a drowning.

A curious boy discovers a mysterious ancient box that shows vivid images of violent world-ending events across time.

Describes unexplained incidents of premonitions, UFO sightings, apparitions, ghost lights, family curses, cloudless rain, miracle cures, blackouts, reincarnation, disappearances, and poltergeists

A young detective duo investigates a sophisticated ring of luggage thieves threatening an airline, reminiscent of the popular Hardy Boys series in its premise and tone, featuring classic Hardy Boys characters such as Frank and Joe, and the series' hallmark of suspense and adventure in a high-stakes world of mystery and crime-solving gone wrong for children and young adults alike.

Superhumans who have baffled the world... These are the astounding but true stories of the strangest people in the world, written by the most popular paranormal radio personality in the history of America: Frank Edwards. "Strange People" is a book filled with astonishing and puzzling mysteries that are truly fantastic and unbelievable, such as: -The man who detected crimes of violence without a single clue. -A young girl whose body was invaded by the spirit of another girl, with bizarre results. -The man who foretold the sinking of the Titanic, down to the hymn the victims would sing. -People without eyes who can still see. -The man who breathed fire. -The woman who came back from the dead. -The man who was hanged three times. -The human computer. -The man who never slept. -The girl who could read unopened letters. "You won't put this book down..." -The Cleveland Plain Dealer

A chilling story of malice, power, and the courage to forgive, featuring vivid characters and a twist in the plot.

Kimmy encounters two wild children who have grown up in the hills of Australia and tries to protect them from the unknown person who murdered their father.

A diary‑based mystery set on a college campus, where a student detective unravels intrigue among Greek letter societies, blending investigation, adventure, and suspense in a fresh juvenile fiction backdrop.