by Brenna Thummler
Lion Forge, 2018. 238 pgs. Young Adult Comics
Marjorie Glatt is a practical 13-year-old who often feels like a ghost.
She is in charge of the family laundry business, attends school, has to keep
the fastidious Mr. Saubertuck from destroying everything, and take care of her
family as they slowing fall apart. Sometimes you just need a new friend to help
get through the bad times, even if that friend is a ghost.
This was an enjoyable read with lighthearted moments. It was easy to
feel a connection with Marjorie and the stress that she was feeling as such a
young age. The illustrations are fun and colorful, and the story moves quickly.
Everything works out for the family and the ghosts in the end, so all of her
struggles are worth it. This would be a great read for tweens or teens who
enjoy contemporary fiction with a paranormal twist.
TT
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