Book details
An Unremarkable Boy and a Rather Remarkable Ghost (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)
Description
Most people don't realise that an entire Ghost World exists alongside their own. They aren't aware that they walk with ghosts every day.Tom Golden is the only one who knows, the only one who can see them. He spend all his time with Invisible Friends, especially ArthurBut then three extraordinary ghosts appear on the scene - ghosts who are visible to everyone! This could mean big trouble for the ghost world if humans suddenly remember that ghosts exist, but how can Tom stop the most powerful poltergeist, thesper and screamer?
Age
8-10
Text complexity
proficient
Length
368 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: 'An Unremarkable Boy and a Rather Remarkable Ghost' offers readers an engaging and imaginative storyline that combines elements of friendship, adventure, and the supernatural. It's a tale that captures the interest of young readers and keeps them hooked until the very end.
- Themes of Acceptance and Understanding: The book explores important themes such as acceptance, understanding differences, and the value of unlikely friendships. It encourages readers to look beyond the surface and appreciate the uniqueness of every individual, making it a valuable read for developing empathy and social awareness.
- Boosts Imagination: Louise Arnold's creative world-building and the interaction between the boy and the ghost provide a wonderful opportunity for readers to expand their imagination. The fantastical elements of the story help to stimulate the mind and encourage creative thinking.
- Suitable for a Wide Age Range: With its accessible language and captivating plot, this book is suitable for a wide range of readers, from children to young adults. It's a great choice for both independent reading and as a story to be shared with family or in a classroom setting.