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Tag Archives: ghost stories
Blog Tour: Riley’s Ghosts by John David Anderson
Once again, I’m very pleased to share the latest book by John David Anderson with you, this one a horror-filled ghost story. Keep reading for more, including a giveaway! Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
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Tagged blog tours, book giveaway, bullying, ghost stories, John David Anderson, middle school fiction, youth fantasy
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Too Bright to See by Kyle Lukoff
Here’s a beautiful ghostly tale of self-discovery from this year’s Cybils reading. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Middle Grade, Print
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Tagged ghost stories, ghosts, Kyle Lukoff, LGBTQ, Vermont, youth fantasy
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8 Spooky Middle Grade Books
Just in case you or a kid in your life happen to be looking for something to read for Halloween, here are a few I’ve enjoyed! And let me know in the comments if you have anything you’d add to … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Lists, Middle Grade
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Tagged African-American, Asian-American, bibliography, ghost stories, ghosts, horror, Latino/a, Latinx, mythology
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New Looks at the Past: The Forgotten Girl and Thunder Run
Here are two stories of friendship that ask the reader to take a new look at the past – The Forgotten Girl by India Hill Brown and Thunder Run. Dactyl Hill Squad Book 3 by Daniel José Older. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Historical, Middle Grade, Print, Reviews
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Tagged #OwnVoices, African-American, Civil War, dinosaurs, ghost stories, historical fantasy, Latinx, youth fantasy, youth historical fantasy
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The Swallow: A Ghost Story
Here’s a lovely ghost story, which I was fortunate enough to read for the Cybils right around Halloween. The Swallow: A Ghost Story by Charis Cotter. Tundra Books, 2014. In 1963 Toronto 1963 two lonely girls discover that they are … Continue reading →
Sparrow Hill Road
Apologies for the quiet, friends – I am just back from a wonderful internet-free vacation. This was not the year where I planned posts ahead to fill my absence – so I’ll just start trying to catch up where I … Continue reading →
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Tagged adult fantasy, crossroads magic, ghost stories, Michigan, Seanan McGuire
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