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The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C OHare- The Church Tower

The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C. O’Hare: The Church Tower

Written by C. Wade Jacobs

Illustrated by Adam Mazur

Ages 9+ | 169 Pages

Publisher: Monkey Bar Books Inc. | ISBN-13: 9781775221111

What to Expect: Ghosts, family issues, grief, mystery

Things look pretty grim for Jamie after his dad passes away. His family moved to the little town of Black Creek, supposedly for a fresh start. Unfortunately, his sister is annoying, his mom is too busy with the move and her new job to worry about how he’s feeling, and Black Creek is … well … creepy. His nightmares are starting to get out of hand to make matters worse—they’re starting to feel worryingly real. Soon, Jamie finds himself tangled in a mystery, following clues left by a ghost and wishing he could go back to the days when boredom was his only problem.

The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C. O’Hare: The Church Tower is a good old-fashioned ghost story in the best tradition of old-fashioned ghost stories. From a sleepy old historic town, past secrets, and a protagonist fighting grief and loneliness, the story has everything a reader needs for suspense and excitement. The main character is believable and sympathetic, and readers are sure to empathize with the everyday problems he faces besides the supernatural nightmares and ghosts. While the story is scary enough to keep the plot moving, it also ends on an uplifting note and is a reminder that sometimes change can be for the better.

The Ghostly Adventures of Jamie C. O’Hare: The Church Tower is a solid start to what looks like a fun new series.

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About the Author

C. Wade Jacobs has been creating characters and stories in her imagination since she was a child. When she finally decided to write, she found that spooky, suspenseful stories are her favorite to share. Creating stories for kids is a passion and picturing kids buried in a page-turning book is what keeps her writing. She lives in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, with her son, their Boston Terrier, and Devon Rex cat.

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