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Thirteen-year-old Raina knows the rhythms of her home by heart: the ticking clocks, the rustling willow, and the gentle absent-mindedness of her grandfather, Arthur. But when her favorite cerulean pencil vanishes into thin air, followed by a silver thimble and a faded blue ribbon, Raina realizes something, or someone, is "borrowing" her life. Her search leads to a dusty attic and a hidden "hoard" of lost treasures. To solve the mystery of the "Borrowing Ghost," Raina must uncover a sixty-year-old secret that her grandfather has desperately tried to keep buried.
Thirteen-year-old Raina knows the rhythms of her home by heart: the ticking clocks, the rustling willow, and the gentle absent-mindedness of her grandfather, Arthur. But when her favorite cerulean pencil vanishes into thin air, followed by a silver thimble and a faded blue ribbon, Raina realizes ...
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C. E. Wolfie is the author of the Jitter Jumpers series, a collection of horror stories designed to keep readers of all ages on the edge of their seats. A lifelong fan of all things spooky, Wolfie specializes in middle-grade and young adult suspense that blends heart-pounding action with supernatural chills. When not dreaming up new ways to give readers the jitters, they are usually hunting for the perfect campfire story or getting lost in a haunted forest (on purpose).
About the Author
C. E. Wolfie is the author of the Jitter Jumpers series, a collection of horror stories designed to keep readers of all ages on the edge of their seats. A lifelong fan of all things spooky, Wolfie specializes in middle-grade and young adult suspense that blends heart-pounding act...
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