panSeventeen year old Ginny Blackstone goes on a trip to Europe sponsored by her deceased Aunt Peg. During the last few years of her life, Aunt Peg lived abroad in Europe. She passed away without telling her family about suffering from a prolonged illness. As Aunt Peg‘s family picked up the pieces, Ginny discovered that her aunt left mysterious envelope…
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pickI wish that as a child there had been a book like this. This book was definitely up my loving the supernatural type of stories. Lora Senf can write like the best of them! This book is up there with The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman. I recommend reading this with your child or recommending it to the purchasing librarian at your local Library, I know I will! I've got a few kids who wander the stacks looking for books like The Clackity.
I'm taking my just turned 9 year old to Barnes and Noble today to spend the birthday $ he got from the grands, and as luck would have it my IRS refund hit the bank today. So I need all the recommendations. Prefer mysteries and sci-fi and travel memoirs. I love long series I can really sink my teeth into. Don't care for romance or domestic thrillers, but I'm pretty open to anything else. Hit me up with everything you love!
pickFull of heart, humor, twists, turns, and relatable questions about what (and whom) we believe. Young CJ‘s mom died shortly after CJ was born a moving story about faith, family, and loss.
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pickThis was a spooky, fun, middle grade horror book that had me smiling to myself and turning the pages. Evie is a delight, her Aunt is the sweetest of witches, and the friends she meets on her adventures are special and wise. So happy I stumbled upon this one for the #BookRiotchallenge . #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
pickA wonderfully spooky & atmospheric middle-grade novel, which reminded me a lot of Coraline with its adventures, ghosts, places, and creatures set in another “parallel“ world. Two thumbs up!
“There was no shortage of otherworldly concerns in Blight Harbor, mainly because it was the seventh most haunted town in America (per capita).“
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My new La-Z-Boy recliner arrived this afternoon and I'm about to tuck into this book.
Thank you, @Alexus_sb, for the *awesome* #creepychristmas package! I *love* everything and am super excited to read the books and play the game! I too love TNBC and will put the page clips to good use! You spoiled me, thanks again! And thank you @teebe for putting this swap together!
