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Ghost host by Marilyn Singer · Booklabria

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Ghost host

Ghost storiesChildren's fiction

Ghost host

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Sixteen-year-old football star Bart Hawkins seeks a way to rid his house of a nasty poltergeist without losing the nine friendly ghosts also haunting it, in return for which they agree to help him win the championship game.

Subjects: Ghost stories
Children's fiction
Ghosts
Football
Football stories
Poltergeists

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