Halloween Picture Book: How to Scare a Ghost

 

My new picture books haven't arrived at the library yet. Hopeful for a delivery next week.

Here's a fun one I read last year:

In order to scare a ghost - you have to find one. But what happens when the ghost is already there and you don't see it?

I loved the illustrations in this book. I love how they ghost became a new friend of the two kids. Such a fun Halloween read.

Spooky Read: Ghostology

 

Ghosology is part of the -ology series. I love the set-up of these books (Even if they're not great for libraries). They have lots of flaps and inserts in them. The information is presented in a super fun way with lots of illustrations You can find chapters on types of ghosts, Haunted Houses, a field kit for ghost hunters, and fakes. Ghostology has thirteen chapters - so beware!

Perfect for  readers of all ages who are fans of ghosts and haunted houses.

* Book sent for review

Series Love: Mediator

I'm so super excited to read the upcoming book (adult) in the series, 

that I decided to re-read the YA series again.

And boy did I love them just as much the second time around. I love Meg Cabot's writing. She always makes me laugh and sigh with happiness at the end of the book.

Here are some reasons why I loved this series:

Paranormal Romance

Ghosts

Star Wars jokes 

Lifetime movie mentions

Gina

Father D

Father D playing video games

Step-brothers (especially David)

Andy

Jesse

Suze: for her snark, her witty comebacks, and the fact that she kicks major butt while she worries about not having a boyfriend or that the boy likes has been dead for over 100 years. Sure she sometimes makes terrible choices, but her heart is in the right place. 

I'm super excited for February 2nd when the book comes out!