New Ghoul in School

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Published : 2004
Series # : 3
Ages : 7 - 10
Pages : 96
Author(s) : Marcia T. Jones, Marcia Thornton Jones, Debbie Dadey
Publisher : Scholastic Paperbacks
ISBN-10 : 0439424399
ISBN-13 : 978-0439424394

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Get ready for more spooky fun from the best-selling authors of THE BAILEY SCHOOL KIDS. And you thought YOUR class was creepy? These third-graders share their classroom with a class of GHOSTS!

The new boy in Nina, Jeff, and Cassidy’s class is strange! He’s see-through. He floats above his chair. And he never seems to leave the classroom.

Could the new boy be a new GHOST?

Nina and her friends are afraid to find out. And so are the other ghosts! Could this mean more fun for the class in the basement…or more haunting?

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