until he’s mistakenly put in the wrong elective.

After spending all summer at skate camp, he knows he’ll finally be seen as one of the “cool kids”. I received a free copy from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.An hilarious coming-of-age story about home, friendship, and learning that sometimes the most exciting adventures happen behind-the-scenes.Īlex Davis is convinced that seventh grade is going to be his year. Highly recommended if you want a ghost story with just the right amount of spookiness! Overall – I truly had a wonderful time with this book. I also enjoyed how the author used the many cultures scattered throughout this book to delve into ghost stories across the world – transitioning from ghost to ghost happened really smoothly and all were just the right mixture of creepy and silly.ĭanny’s two best friends (Nat and Gus) were wonderfully fleshed out – along with the rest of the side characters, which made for a realistic and fun read. I loved the way the author described the setting – I really felt like I was on the streets of Brooklyn, with the Arabian Deli on one corner and the old fashioned butcher’s shop on the other. The plot felt fresh and exciting – I had such a fun time adventuring with Danny & Co that I really am upset that the book was so short! I would love to see this turned into a series.

It’s like the room is holding its breath. The Horror Hall of Fame.īecause the longer they wait, the stronger it grows. Someone had taken their finger and written a message on it…Where is my little boy?ĭanny must band together with his best friends (Nat and Gus) to figure this out. Faces in windows, digital mess-ups and more. Strange happenings surround the spare bedroom of Apartment 2R. “Funny,” my dad says, “You’d think someone put a curse on renting the room or something.” Jake got into Cornell…and in order to pay for it, his parents decided to rent out Danny’s the spare bedroom. Jake, his older brother, got the bedroom and Danny, being younger, gets the Harry Potter ruin.Įxcept, Jake moved away to college and finally (finally!) Danny gets his own room, right? WRONG! Maybe I’m just making this stuff up…But what if I’m not?ĭanny has always lived in a two bedroom apartment with his family…well, technically, he lives in a closet. Something has changed there since Jake left.

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