Frightfully Friendly Ghosties (#1)

Author: Daren King

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  • : $15.00 NZD
  • : 9781847249937
  • : Hachette Children's Group
  • : Quercus Children's Books
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  • : 01 December 2009
  • : United Kingdom
  • : 15.99
  • : 01 February 2010
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  • : Frightfully Friendly Ghosties
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Description

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Tabitha Tumbly, Charlie Vapour, Rusty Chains and friends can't understand why the still-alives in their house are so mean. When Pamela Fraidy gets locked in the attic by a still-alive, the ghosties are determined to make the still-alives like them.


But the more friendly they are - hiding under beds and rushing out to read them a bed-time story, rushing down the chimney to say hello, the meaner the still-alives become; they even go so far as to run out of rooms shrieking!


When the family start putting nasty garlic around the house and then call in a priest, the ghostie gloves are off: Tabitha and Charlie decide to call in The Ghoul to sort out the still-alives once and for all: But could the terrifying ghoul prove much more than even the ghosties bargained for?


The cast of classic characters, brilliant one-liners and a clever plot will delight children and their parents.

Reviews

'This story is exciting, charming and ridiculous' Guardian. 'Incredibly funny and imaginative' Sunday Express. 'This is another comical gem from Nestle Gold Award winning author Daren King. The mishaps caused by the frightfully friendly and painstakingly polite ghosties will have children shaking - with laughter. Don't wait until Halloween to read this ghost story!' TLC.

Author description

Daren King's first adult novel Boxy an Star was shortlisted for the Guardian First Book Award and his first children's book Mouse Noses on Toast won the Nestle Children's Gold Prize. He was born in Essex and now lives in London.