Mrs. Gaddy and the Ghost
By Wilson Gage
Can Mrs Gaddy uncover why her noisy kitchen ghost refuses to leave?
funny · spooky · warm-hearted · playful
Genres
What is Mrs. Gaddy and the Ghost about?
Mrs Gaddy lives happily on her farm, except for one noisy problem: a ghost haunting her kitchen. Determined to get a good night's sleep, she tries sweeping it away, spraying it with bug spray, trapping it in a butter churn and even setting a fire in the oven. Nothing works. At last, Mrs Gaddy discovers that the ghost may not be frightening after all. When she learns why it wants to stay, her troublesome visitor becomes an unexpected and welcome companion.
About the author
Wilson Gage was an American writer best known for her imaginative and fun stories for children. She wrote the popular Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle books, which are full of clever magic and gentle humour. Her stories often feature quirky characters and exciting adventures, making them favourites for young readers who love a good laugh.
Pages
55 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1991
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