Book details
Golden & Grey: The Nightmares That Ghosts Have (Golden and Grey)
Description
Tom Golden has a ghost friend named Grey Arthur who helps him out like any best friend would, but no one else can see Grey. As Tom gets used to having an invisible friend, his life changes when Grey starts a school for Invisible Friends in Tom's house. Ghosts start crowding into Tom's room and attic, learning the newest job in the ghost world. At the same time, other ghosts are mysteriously disappearing, causing repercussions in the human world, even affecting Tom's parents. Sinister forces are at play, and Tom and Grey must uncover the truth behind the disappearances.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
304 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: 'Golden & Grey: The Nightmares That Ghosts Have' offers readers an intriguing and imaginative story that combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and the supernatural. The plot is engaging for readers who enjoy stories that explore the unseen world of ghosts and their interactions with the living.
- Character Development: Louise Arnold has a talent for creating relatable and dynamic characters. Readers will find themselves invested in the personal growth and journeys of the protagonists, Golden and Grey, as they navigate the challenges of their unique friendship and the ghostly realm.
- Themes of Friendship and Acceptance: The book delves into important themes such as the power of friendship, the importance of accepting oneself and others, and the idea that being different doesn't mean being alone. These themes resonate with readers of all ages and provide valuable lessons through an entertaining narrative.
- Imaginative World-Building: Arnold's ability to craft a vivid and original world where ghosts have their own society, rules, and challenges is a testament to her creativity. Readers who appreciate detailed world-building and the exploration of fantastical elements will find this book a delightful escape from reality.