A thrilling contemporary fantasy graphic novel about a girl who befriends a boy ghost stuck between the worlds of the living and the dead, from the bestselling author of Pawcasso. 'I adored it!' Jessica Townsend, New York Times bestselling author of Nevermoor.

Twelve years ago, the boy and the girl lived. But one was supposed to die ...
July Chen sees ghosts. But her dad insists ghosts aren't real. So she pretends they don't exist. Which is incredibly difficult
now as it's Hungry Ghost month, when the Gates of the Underworld open and dangerous ghosts run amok in the living
world. When July saves a boy ghost from being devoured by a Hungry Ghost, he becomes her first ever friend. Except
William is not a ghost. He's a wandering soul wavering between life and death. As the new friends embark on an
adventure to return William to his body, they unearth a ghastly truth – for William to live, July must die.
Inspired by Chinese mythology, this resoundingly hopeful tale about friendship, sacrifice and the unseen world of ghosts is
a dazzling heir to beloved Studio Ghibli classics.
'I adored this story of friendship, loss, love and dumplings. July Chen is a kid I would gladly follow to the Underworld and
back.' Jessica Townsend, New York Times bestselling author of the Nevermoor series
'Spooky, spellbinding and full of heart!' Kayla Miller, New York Times bestselling creator of the Click graphic novel series
'A delicious, bite-sized adventure. Ghost Book will leave you hungry for more.' Reece Carter, bestselling author of A Girl
Called Corpse
'Eye-popping illustrations, heart-warming characters and a spine-tingling story. Perfect for reading late at night under the
covers with a torch.' James Foley, creator of the Secret Agent Mole graphic novel series
'This brilliant graphic novel is brave and unique. Remy Lai is in a league of her own.' Nat Amoore, bestselling author of
We Run Tomorrow
'What a wonderful read! I devoured it in one sitting, like a delicious plate of wonky dumplings.' Chris Kennett, illustrator of
Nerd Herd and Cross Bones
'A true delight. Yin-yang eyes, dumpling-obsessed soul reapers and the unwavering loyalty between friends - Ghost Book
has it all.' Peter Cheong, illustrator of Pow Pow Pig
'I absolutely loved Ghost Book! It's the best thing I've read in ages. Funny, with just the right amount of dark. Kids (and
adults alike) will flip over it.' Tristan Bancks, bestselling author of Two Wolves and the Tom Weekly series