Gloomy Ghost
No. of pages 144
Published: 2014
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This book features in the following series: Accidental Monsters, Monsterrific Tales .
There are 144 pages in this book. This book was published in 2014 by Starscape .
DAVID LUBAR created a sensation with his debut novel, Hidden Talents , an ALA Best Book for Young Adults. He is also the author of the Nathan Abercrombie series, True Talents , Flip , and six Weenies short story collections. He lives in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.
"Lubar kicks off his six-book series of kids-as-monsters tales with an uncomplicated meditation of good vs. evil that riffs on Jekyll and Hyde.... Fans of Lubar's Nathan Abercrombie zombie series will find much to like here." --"Kirkus Reviews "on "Hyde and Shriek
""At a time when truly humorous young adult fiction is scarce, reading Lubar's first YA novel (a coming of age story) is like finding a nest of kittens in a hayloft - wondrously surprising, playful, and heartwarming." --VOYA (5Q, 4P, M, J) on "Hidden Talents"
Lubar kicks off his six-book series of kids-as-monsters tales with an uncomplicated meditation of good vs. evil that riffs on Jekyll and Hyde . Fans of Lubar's Nathan Abercrombie zombie series will find much to like here. "Kirkus Reviews on Hyde and Shriek"
At a time when truly humorous young adult fiction is scarce, reading Lubar's first YA novel (a coming of age story) is like finding a nest of kittens in a hayloft wondrously surprising, playful, and heartwarming. "VOYA (5Q, 4P, M, J) on Hidden Talents""
"Lubar kicks off his six-book series of kids-as-monsters tales with an uncomplicated meditation of good vs. evil that riffs on Jekyll and Hyde.... Fans of Lubar's Nathan Abercrombie zombie series will find much to like here." --Kirkus Reviews on Hyde and Shriek
"At a time when truly humorous young adult fiction is scarce, reading Lubar's first YA novel (a coming of age story) is like finding a nest of kittens in a hayloft - wondrously surprising, playful, and heartwarming." --VOYA (5Q, 4P, M, J) on Hidden Talents
