Ghostly Holler-Day (Frightfully Friendly Ghosties) - Tapa dura

"Exciting, charming and ridiculous" ""The Guardian," on "Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"""

"Joyously inventive ... sweetly bizarre" ""Literary Review," on "Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"""

"Incredibly funny and imaginative" ""Sunday Express," on "Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"""

"perfect for children aged five and up" "RTE Guide, on "Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"""

"Exciting, charming and ridiculous" The Guardian, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"

"Incredibly funny and imaginative" Sunday Express, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"

"Joyously inventive ... sweetly bizarre" Literary Review, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"

"perfect for children aged five and up" RTE Guide, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties"

"Incredibly funny and imaginative"--Sunday Express, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties

"Joyously inventive ... sweetly bizarre"--Literary Review, on Frightfully Friendly Ghosties

It's winter and what could be better than a ghostly holler-day by the sea? But how are Tabitha Tumbly, Charlie Vapour, Humphrey Bump and the other ghosties going to decide between Frighten-on-Sea and Scare-borough?

A postcard from their friend Headless Leslie decides for them: Headless is in Frighten and cannot remember how to get home. He wrote the address on the postcard, then he forgot what the address was.

So the friends descend on Frighten and set off on an exciting ghosty caper, involving a haunted Frighten pier, a mysterious phantom magician, a fun fair, and an extremely infuriating Headless Leslie.