When the first line of a book is, "The night I moved in with my Aunt Ethel she shot a bat in her kitchen," you know you're in for an unpredictable ride. A crazy aunt (who makes the most amazing cakes), a ghost with a peg leg desperate to be an angel (but can't until he finds love in his heart), and an unsolved robbery (can you say one hundred thirty thousand dollars) make Peg Kehret's The Ghost's Grave a most enjoyable read.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
The Ghost's Grave by Peg Kehret
When the first line of a book is, "The night I moved in with my Aunt Ethel she shot a bat in her kitchen," you know you're in for an unpredictable ride. A crazy aunt (who makes the most amazing cakes), a ghost with a peg leg desperate to be an angel (but can't until he finds love in his heart), and an unsolved robbery (can you say one hundred thirty thousand dollars) make Peg Kehret's The Ghost's Grave a most enjoyable read.
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