Branden's Ghosts

The First Hunt

by Linda Anthony Hill

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Pub Date 22 Jun 2015 | Archive Date 16 Oct 2022

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Middle Grade | Mystery & Thrillers

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Description

Young 9 year old Branden is afraid of ghosts.

When his babysitter doesn't show up one afternoon, things get a little scary for him. Then Ms Meriweather arrives and the afternoon takes a turn for the weird. Ultimately, Branden learns that not everything that goes bump is a ghost. And most things have a logical explanation.

But, yes, there is a ghost in the story.

This is a great book for eight to twelve year olds.

Young 9 year old Branden is afraid of ghosts.

When his babysitter doesn't show up one afternoon, things get a little scary for him. Then Ms Meriweather arrives and the afternoon takes a turn for the...

Advance Praise

""As a searcher and a grandfather, I found this an intelligent and entertaining book that I will share with my grandkids. Linda handles a usually loaded subject with a simple tenderness that takes away a lot of the negativity usually associated with her subject. I look forward to seeing where she takes the subject as this was truly an introduction to the vast collection of stories in her mind! Where Volume #2?"" Roger Denton

""Couldn't wait to read about Branden's adventure. I bought a copy for my 11 year old niece who is interested yet apprehensive about ghosts. Easy to read book that lets kids know that all ghosts don't have to be the ""scary"" type. We read it in one sitting because she didn't want to stop! She is already asiing about the next adventure! Great book!"" Wendy

""As a searcher and a grandfather, I found this an intelligent and entertaining book that I will share with my grandkids. Linda handles a usually loaded subject with a simple tenderness that takes...