Greetings from the Graveyard (43 Old Cemetery Road)
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Roses are red, Violets are blue. If a ghost can write books, Why not greeting cards, too? The bestselling trio from Spence Mansion is launching a greeting card company called Greetings from the Graveyard. But what kind of card do you send to an ex-girlfriend who threatens to publish the love letters of Ignatius B. Grumply? And what do you send when the town of Ghastly is rocked by its first crime wave and two escaped convicts are on the loose? If you’re Olive C. Spence, you send for your old butler, T. Leeves, who arrives just in time for tea—and trouble! Told in generously illustrated letters and newspaper articles, the 43 Old Cemetery Road books are a visual feast perfect for kids who love series like Big Nate and the Dork Diaries but with a ghostly twist. Review: This is a great book! - I love this book and really recommend it to all ages. It is funny, mysterious, and cute. I bought this book and the rest of this series for my daughter and she loves them. She is already on the last book! Review: Lots of fun! - I must admit that I thoroughly enjoy these books by the Klise sisters. I'm not entirely sure why. Maybe it's the silly, punny names of the characters (Liza Lott and Rob Z. Lott for the escaped convicts). Maybe it's the unusual family: a boy, a grumpy former children's book author who doesn't like children, and a hundred-year old ghost, none of whom are actually related. But I think what I especially like is the format which involves letters, paintings, newspaper articles, and memos to tell the story. For some reason I really like this. The series is fun and appealing, especially to readers who enjoy word play and plenty of silliness.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.9 out of 5 stars 110 Reviews |
A**Y
This is a great book!
I love this book and really recommend it to all ages. It is funny, mysterious, and cute. I bought this book and the rest of this series for my daughter and she loves them. She is already on the last book!
H**E
Lots of fun!
I must admit that I thoroughly enjoy these books by the Klise sisters. I'm not entirely sure why. Maybe it's the silly, punny names of the characters (Liza Lott and Rob Z. Lott for the escaped convicts). Maybe it's the unusual family: a boy, a grumpy former children's book author who doesn't like children, and a hundred-year old ghost, none of whom are actually related. But I think what I especially like is the format which involves letters, paintings, newspaper articles, and memos to tell the story. For some reason I really like this. The series is fun and appealing, especially to readers who enjoy word play and plenty of silliness.
N**Y
Have the whole series purchased for my Granddaughter who loves them.
Have the whole series purchased for my Granddaughter who loves them. No matter how old she gets this series from Kate and M. Sarah Klise is still on her top 5 list. She has read and re-read all of them. From the moment we read the first one together (she was 8 yrs. old) and I explained the play on words she was hooked. What a joy these books have been. Please Kate and M. Sarah keep up the great work.
R**.
Very happy with purchase
My daughter loves this series. Couldn't find it anywhere but amazon.
L**Y
One more time
Three cheers for Kate and M. Sarah Klise for delivering yet one more marvelous story. I am an avid reader of these books. Read this series and you will be rewarded many times over...EXCELLENT, ENGAGING, AND FUN.
J**S
Will order again! Thank you!
Daughter loves this series! It’s very unique!
W**L
YA illustrated novelette.
I found the playfulness with names was fine for the age of the market.
J**.
Great book to go on an adventure.
Reading is an adventure and gives you hours of good reading.
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