The Ghost of Happy Tail Wood
By John Gatehouse
A ghostly figure turns a woodland wander into a not-so-boring mystery—what’s really lurking among the trees?
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What is The Ghost of Happy Tail Wood about?
Cheeky Mouse and Cool Cat are exploring Happy Tail Wood when they hear strange noises and spot a ghostly figure among the trees. Is the wood really haunted, or is there a perfectly ordinary explanation? As the friends follow clues through the shadowy woodland, they face surprising sights, mysterious sounds and a few nervous moments. Working together, they discover that curiosity and courage can turn a spooky adventure into an exciting mystery.
About the author
John Gatehouse is a British children’s writer who has created stories, comic strips and television adventures for young readers. He has written for many well-loved characters and shows, including Postman Pat, Fireman Sam, Thomas the Tank Engine, The Mr Men and The Wombles. He also wrote the Monster Hunters Unlimited books, packed with playful facts, fantastic creatures and colourful illustrations. John enjoys bringing familiar characters to life and making reading feel like an exciting adventure.
Pages
28 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1987
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