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Ghosters
Ghosters | Diana Corbitt
4 posts | 1 read | 3 to read
When twelve-year-old Theresa Martinez's mom dies, money problems force her family to move into her dead grandmother's creepy old mansion. Immediately, strange things start to happen. The powdered sugar she's been searching the kitchen for suddenly falls out of a cupboard. Closed curtains are mysteriously open--all fun stuff for Theresa's new ghost-obsessed friend Kerry. When they find out the reality show, Ghosters, is hosting a contest for the best paranormal recording, Theresa remembers Dad's money problems and vows to win the contest. Along with Joey, her little brother who has Asperger's, the girls use Kerry's ghost-chasing equipment to hopefully capture prizewinning evidence. They soon discover that ghosts are just the tip of the stunning mysteries the old house holds.
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LinesUponAPage
LinesUponAPage
Ghosters | Diana Corbitt
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Pickpick

Does your child (or you) like paranormal investigations? Ghosters is for you. A new review is up on my blog: https://bookitwithsandi.home.blog/2020/04/21/ghosters/
#middlegrade #mg

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LinesUponAPage
LinesUponAPage
Ghosters | Diana Corbitt
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Lunch: Ghosters a mystery paranormal thriller for kids by Diana Corbitt, A few slices of pizza and grape juice in a fun glass. What more could you ask for??

Catherine_Willoughby Wine 🍷... no wine in weeks due to irish lockdown . They can't deliver alcoholic before 11am in food delivery slots - booked early slots to get food 😔 5y
LinesUponAPage @Catherine_Willoughby that‘s rough!! What‘s your favorite wine? 5y
Catherine_Willoughby @Lifeisasnap Red, Merlot. Its Lent. First time I have actually made it to Easter Sunday even if intentionally lol 5y
Catherine_Willoughby Unintentionally 🤦‍♀️ 5y
LinesUponAPage @Catherine_Willoughby well, i guess that‘s something positive for the pandemic. Sorry, it‘s not funny but the fact you gave up something you couldn‘t have worked out perfectly. 😉❤️ 5y
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Ddzmini
Ddzmini
Ghosters | Diana Corbitt
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Had to share 📖😋 👻🎃

WriteRead_Think This is me every day of the year except Halloween. 5y
StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego 👌🏼👻🎃🖤 5y
Cailey_Mac Me 😅🍂🖤 I keep daydreaming of my Salem trip in October 5y
LibrarianRyan 😂 😅 😂 5y
Ddzmini @WriteRead_Think @StillLookingForCarmenSanDiego @Cailey_Mac and @LibrarianRyan I had to post this because it fits so perfect with how I‘m feeling 🤣🤣🤣👻🎃 5y
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kateteaching7and8
kateteaching7and8
Ghosters | Diana Corbitt
Mehso-so

This book had a good voice and was full of conflict. I enjoyed that one of the characters is on the autism spectrum and that he was frequently included throughout the book. This story has two plots and conflicts running through it that eventually collide for one heck of and ending (one that I never saw coming). There is a spook factor throughout the book, but I wouldn't define it as scary (I don't do scary).