Ghost Cabin

Reach for this book when your child is navigating the complexities of middle school social dynamics, especially if they are exploring their own identity or need a boost in self-confidence. It is a perfect choice for kids who feel a bit different and are looking for a community where their unique traits are celebrated as superpowers. The story follows a group of five inseparable friends at a summer camp filled with supernatural mysteries, focusing on the bravery required to face both literal ghosts and the figurative ghosts of self-doubt. While the plot involves spooky elements like a mysterious extra cabin and hauntings, the heart of the book is the supportive relationship between Mal and Molly. It provides a joyful and normalized depiction of LGBTQ+ identities, showing that being yourself is the greatest adventure of all. The humor and fast-paced mystery make it an engaging read that reinforces the importance of teamwork and unconditional friendship. It is an excellent resource for parents wanting to provide their children with inclusive literature that feels modern, fun, and deeply affirming.