ghosts

I think "Ghost Sitter" was interesting but it didn't have very good detail. And it is a ghost story and I think that they should be scary.
I did like the characters and how they were played and I think that the way that Charlotte helped Susie was a very cool thing. It did have me at the edge of my seat and at certain spots I could not put it down.
I was always wondering if Charlottes parents we goin going to believe that there really was a ghost in her house and if they would ever see what Charlotte and Shannon see. I would not like to read it again because it did bore me a little.

The Ghost Sitter, by Peni R. Griffin, is about
a girl named Susie Miller. Susie dies from a firework accident. After awhile, she turns into a ghost. She promises her sister, Gloria, she will never leave the house. Gloria's the only one that can see her because she's little. Then about 50 years later, a girl moves into the house. Can she help Susie find her parents?

I like that it is a mix of realistic fiction and fantasy. I was jumping out of my seat at all of the surprises there were. I loved it! The author didn't need to do anything better. She explained everything perfectly! I had a great time reading it.

This book also taught me an important lesson. It is you can help people at all times. In the story, Charlotte was trying to help a friend find her parents and they developed a great friendship. It helped me learn this lesson and it can help you too.

This book is about a girl named Susie and she loves to babysit children. Every family that moves into her house doesn't seem to notice her, except for the children. This book gets really interesting. I loved it, but I think it could of been better. :>)