Ghost Club 1: The New Kid

by Deborah Abela
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A slightly spooky but mostly funny series about the mischief ghosts can make - and the kids who take care of the mess.

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Angeline and Edgar might be kids, but they're also two of Ghost Club's youngest ghost-catchers. Got a problem with a ghost, poltergeist or ghoul? Can't sleep because of all the rattling chains and cackling laughter? Angeline and Edgar are the experts to call.

So it's entirely logical that when new kid Dylan joins Ghost Club, Angeline and Edgar are the perfect candidates to introduce him to everything he needs to know, from which ghost-catching gadget will do the trick to when to run like crazy to avoid being splattered with ectoplasm.

The trouble is, Dylan's not quite sure he wants to be a ghost-catcher . . .

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Editorial Reviews

"A spook-tacular read!" - Total Girl

"Humorous, at times spooky, mystery, with clever, likeable protagonists and a premise that will keep readers entertained." - Clare Hingston, Magpies

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