Spooky Sleuths #1: The Ghost Tree
Natasha Deen
(Author)
Lissy Marlin
(Illustrator)
Description
Is it science...or strange and ghostly? Asim's new town is freaking him out! There are weird noises at night, eerie lights, and now an evil tree that is growing way faster than it should. he's sure there's something supernatural going on.His friend Rokshar believes that everything can be explained by science. But even she's worried when the tree takes control of their teacher! It's starting to look like an evil spirit straight out of Guyanese folklore is to blame. Can Asim and his friends save their teacher--and the town--from the ghost tree? Find out...if you dare! It's a new spooky series based on ghost stories from Guyana.
Product Details
Price
$6.99
$6.50
Publisher
Random House Books for Young Readers
Publish Date
August 30, 2022
Pages
112
Dimensions
5.27 X 7.64 X 0.28 inches | 0.18 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780593488874
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About the Author
Natasha Deen has written more than a dozen books for young readers. After spending her early childhood in Guyana, she moved to Calgary in Alberta, Canada, which she found terribly exciting until she met her first minus-forty-degree winter day, at which point she began to question the sanity of the grown-ups around her. She lives in Edmonton, and keeps warm with tea and cupcakes. Find out more at natashadeen.com and follow her on Twitter @natasha_deen. Lissy Marlin is an award-winning illustrator from Dominican Republic with a simple mission: bring a little bit of magic to everyday life, one piece of art at a time! Her projects include the New York Times bestselling series The Magic Misfits by Neil Patick Harris.
Reviews
★ "An excellent series starter and contribution to the supernatural mystery genre, perfect for older chapter book readers easing into early middle grade. Highly recommended."--School Library Journal, starred review "A spooky adventure rooted in Guyanese folklore...with just the right amount of chills."--Kirkus Reviews
