The Boy Who Cried Ghost
By Ian Eagleton
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What is The Boy Who Cried Ghost about?
Richard is convinced there's a ghost in his wardrobe. To keep it trapped, he performs daily rituals, but his family dismisses his fears as part of his OCD. When the wardrobe is unexpectedly opened, unsettling events unfold, challenging Richard to confront his anxieties and seek support from friends. This story delves into themes of mental health, friendship, and facing one's fears.
About the author
Ian Eagleton is a British author who loves writing stories that celebrate kindness and understanding. He is best known for his picture book 'Nen and the Lonely Fisherman', which has been enjoyed by many children. Ian enjoys helping everyone feel included and hopes his books inspire readers to share and care for others.
Pages
319 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
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