
Shelly and her grandmother catch ghosts in this heartfelt tale of grief and loss, rooted in a Cree worldview.
Shelly and her grandmother catch ghosts in this heartfelt tale of grief and loss, rooted in a Cree worldview.
This being maybe the second or so modern MG book I've read, my frame of reference may not be adjusted appropriately for what an MG book can deal with, but I'll say this: At less than 200 pages, this is a pretty quick read, where sometimes whole
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No romantic or sexual content depicted
No violent or gory content
No profanity or strong language
No substance use depicted
Passing mention of a lesbian couple
No religious themes present
Ghosts collected in hair as family supernatural tradition
No real-world occult practices
No political messaging
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Central themes of grief after mother's accidental death
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