How to Make Friends With a Ghost

Rebecca Green
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How to Make Friends With a Ghost

Rebecca Green
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6-8 YEARS40 PAGESENGLISH

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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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We loved it

"This was the perfect book to grab before Halloween. It was so cute and funny that it was an actual guide haha. We enjoyed the pencil artwork. We would read this one again for sure. I recommend to anyone who likes ghost stories and around Halloween reads or just an anytime read."

JustineVandale (4/5)

Great Ghost Book

"This is a cute story. My grandson loved it, a great Halloween gift!"

Kimd (5/5)

Absolutely amazing book

"Beautiful book. My niece is afraid of a lot of things and I got her this book to help her see that not everything is as scary as we think."

Kristen (5/5)

Great read for little ghost lovers!

"This is the cutest quirkiest book for my ghost loving 5 yr old. Illustrations are adorable and so is the story."

Kristi (5/5)

Ghosts are our friends, if we can find them

"This cute guide to finding, feeding and friending a ghost is sure to make curious young readers laugh. This will be a great read aloud and surely invite all kinds of questions."

Barbra H. (4/5)

A Friend for Life and Beyond

"~Disclaimer~ I received this book for free from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. This in no way affected my opinion of the book, or the content of my review. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A how to guide on befriending a ghost. Here are a few rules. Rule #1. Do not try to track down a ghost. ~If you are sweet, warm and kins now will find you. Rule #2. Do not run away from a ghost. They are very sensitive. ~Instead greet it with a smile, wave and your name. I really really loved this book. I'm obsessed with everything spooky. When spookiness is mixed with cuteness it's a million times better. I thought that the end papers were so fun and cute. I liked the way that the illustrations were drawn. The do and don't were funny. All in all it's a must read for anyone into spooky reads and how to books. I plan on buying myself a physical copy when it comes out. Go check it out. 5/5 ⭐"

ITakePicturesofBooks (5/5)

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  • Appropriate for: Ages 6-8 Years
  • Published date: Aug 23, 2022
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 40
  • Publisher: Tundra
  • ISBN: 9781774880401
  • Dimensions: 9.0" W x 0.19" L x 9.0" H
A Globe and Mail 100 Best Books of 2017 pick


"Green’s picture-book debut is a guidebook that will be useful for anyone lucky enough to meet a ghost. . . . A solid guidebook to shelve with similar tomes on caring for monsters, trolls, fairies, dragons, and the like." --Kirkus Reviews

"[A] tender little love story." --The Globe and Mail

"Utterly endearing… a sweet picture book about enduring friendship." --The Horn Book

"[T]his charming ghost story warms the heart… a heartfelt lesson in kindness and caring, qualities essential to creating ‘lifelong (and beyond) friendships.'" --Booklist

"A warm, enduring friendship between girl and ghost is at the heart of this eccentric, consoling 'guide.' Perfect for Halloween." --The Toronto Star
REBECCA GREEN is an illustrator, painter and self-proclaimed make-believe maker. She is the illustrator of The Unicorn in the Barn, From Far Away and The Glass Town Game. In addition to working as an illustrator for children's and young adult books, magazines and galleries, she also helps run The Warren, a studio in Nashville that houses five working artists and hosts a variety of community events. Some of her clients include HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Wall Street Journal and Flow Magazine. How to Make Friends with a Ghost is her first picture book.

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