About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts showing a deep curiosity about urban legends, local history, or the 'true' stories behind spooky mysteries. This graphic novel is an ideal bridge for readers who are transitioning from fictional scares to an interest in real-world investigations and historical enigmas. It provides a safe yet thrilling space to explore the unexplained through a blend of narrative fiction and factual archival research. Following siblings Minnie and Jackson as they navigate a move to a new house, the story introduces Theo, a mysterious boy who shares chilling accounts of the Guyra Ghost and the House of Blood. The book emphasizes critical thinking and the weighing of evidence while validating the sense of wonder that comes with the unknown. It is perfectly pitched for middle-grade readers, offering spine-tingling moments that remain age-appropriate by focusing on mystery over gore.
