The Ghosts Of Ashbury High (Hardcover)

from mountie9

The Good Stuff The note at the beginning helps clarify what is going on in the story, I think I would have been really lost if I hadn't read that Loved the gothic touches to the story Outstanding dialogue that makes you laugh your butt off at times The character of Tobias is so loveable and fun a...

from Herenya

Dreaming of Amelia is the fourth companion to the epistolary Ashbury/Brookfield novels Feeling Sorry for Celia, Finding Cassie Crazy, and The Betrayal of Bindy Mackenzie. It is about year 12/HSC insanity, history, secrets, misunderstandings, second chances, friendship and ghosts. (The back cover ...

from AgneJakubauskaite

WHAT IS IT ABOUT? Although Jaclyn Moriarty's young adult novel "The Ghosts of Ashbury High" is the fourth installment in the Ashbury/Brookfield series, it also works great as a stand-alone. In the final year of high school, Amelia and Riley, a mysterious couple, transfer to Ashbury High and soon ...

from LarissaBookGirl

The final year of high school is a year full of changes, messing about, dreaming of the future, farewells, and of cause exams. But at Ashbury High, it is also a year full of ghosts. There are two new students attending Ashbury High this year, Amelia and Riley, and there is something very differen...

from AnneWeaver

This would be my fourth favourite Moriarty book. I prefer Finding Cassie Crazy and Feeling Sorry for Celia followed by the Bindy McKenzie one which was a bit slow to start. This is still enjoyable - liked it more than The Spell Book of Listen Taylor.