After Grandma gets sick, Christina must spend lonely days with her grumpy Uncle Ralph in a spooky, isolated Victorian mansion, but things change when she meets the ghost of a little boy, who may be linked to a thirty-year-old murder.
Sarah has only one person to turn to.When Sarah's family moves into her Great Aunt Margaret's house, Sarah can't help feeling something is terribly wrong. She tries to believe she's just unhappy about having to spend so much time caring for her disagreeab
Meg is afraid to tell anyone when her dreams literally start coming true, but she needs help before she can learn to use her gift of seeing into the future.
Now she believes in ghosts. . .Gwen is determined not to like her new foster family. But surprisingly, she quickly feels at home with the warm comfortable Mercys.Yet as Gwen begins to feel part of the family, she realizes that a terrifying secret lurks in
Why does the ghost hate Rachel so much?Charlie and his cousin Rachel are having trouble getting along. Everyone thinks she's perfect, including Rachel! She's even going to be the Sunbonnet Queen in the town's big parade.No one thinks Charlie's perfect.So
Only the ghost knows the truth.Meg's dreams sometimes predict the future. This summer, her dreams are scary ones--nightmares she hopes will never come true. Sometimes she even sees a ghost in her dreams. He seems to be calling out for help. What does he w
When her uncle decides to buy the Crandalls' old mansion and make it a bed-and-breakfast, twelve-year-old Charli is all for it, at first. She even volunteers to help clean out the dilapidated building. Then strange things begin to happen. Charli hears som
A neighborhood with a dark secret greets a family with a tragic past in this critically acclaimed ghost story -- now in paperback!Since their mother died, fifteen-year-old Jenny Joslin and her little sister, Allie, have moved seven times with their father
