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Saturday, September 16, 2017
Middle Grade Ghost Story More Cute Than Creepy
9:30 AM
(Image from Barnes & Noble)

With no one she can really talk to about her sudden supernatural ability, Tiffany is forced to rely on the person with whom she least wants to associate. Justin Henderson has been claiming to see spirits since he was nine, meaning he's been a total outcast for three long years. With her dream of being class president on the line, Tiffany can't afford to be seen with Justin, but who else can understand what she's going through? No one.
Against all odds, the unlikely pair teams up to solve a puzzling, ghoulish mystery. With plenty of lives—and afterlives—on the line, they must work together to banish the evil presence that haunts their small town. Can they defeat a powerful, vengeful spirit? Can they save themselves and their home? More importantly, will Tiffany ever fulfill her dream of becoming class president?

(Readalikes: Apparently I don't read a lot of middle grade ghost stories because nothing is coming to mind. Suggestions?)
Grade:
If this were a movie, it would be rated:
for scary images
To the FTC, with love: I received a finished e-copy of Ghostsitter for contest judging purposes from the generous folks at Future House Publishing via those on the Whitney Awards Committee. Thank you!
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I think it sounds cute. The copy edit thing would annoy me though.
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