fred meyer pocatello

I'm not entirely sure if Fred Meyer sells 'The Neverending Story'. It depends on their inventory and what they choose to stock. They might have it in stock if there is a demand for it in their area or if they have a deal with the publisher. However, it could also be that they don't carry it at all. Maybe it's worth calling the store or checking their website to be certain.

I'm not sure. It depends on whether Fred Meyer stocks that particular book. You might want to check their online store or call the local branch.

If Fred Meyer sells 'The Neverending Story', it would likely be in the books section. Look for the area dedicated to children's books or fantasy literature.

One of the haunted stories is about a ghostly figure seen in the old hallways at night. Students claim to have seen a shadowy shape that moves quickly when the lights are dim.

Well, there's no scientific evidence to prove they are real. However, these stories might be based on some real events that got distorted over time. For example, a strange noise might have been misinterpreted as a ghost, when it could have been just the old building settling. But for those who believe in the supernatural, they might think there's some truth to these tales.

One story is about a girl who is said to haunt the old library in Pocatello high school. Students claim to have seen her shadow moving among the bookshelves at night.

Yes, there is a story that books sometimes fall off the shelves on their own in the library. It's as if an invisible hand is pushing them. Maybe it's just the old shelves being a bit wonky, but it's spooky all the same.

Yes, in a sense. 'Cress' is part of The Lunar Chronicles series by Marissa Meyer. The series often features elements that could be associated with a 'red' theme in the sense of passion, danger, and vividness in the storylines, settings, and character relationships.

I'm not familiar with a specific 'eclipse meyer novel' so I can't determine the author.

No, Caleb Meyer isn't based on a true story. It's a fictional creation.