The Ghost Of Honeymoon Creek

by Raymond Bial

This novel by an award-winning children's book author features the further misadventures of those two teenaged Hank and his spineless buddy Clifford. In this story, they encounter a mysterious old lady, a blustering landlord with a dark secret (and an itchy trigger finger), a fire-breathing white bull named Lucifer, and the dastardly Leach Brothers. All takes place around the mythical small town of Myrtleville, somewhere in rural Indiana. The themes of trustworthiness and learning to do the right thing are sure to please the discriminating selector of good books for young readers aged 8 and up - while the ghosts galore and everpresent humor will please the young readers themselves.

180 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1999

About the author

Author and photographer Raymond Bial (1948-2021) has been creating acclaimed books for children and adults for more than thirty years. His books have been published by Houghton Mifflin, Scholastic, Walker & Company, Marshall Cavendish, Crickhollow Books, and other fine publishers and university presses. Raymond also makes images on assignment, and his stock photographs have been used by book publishers such as National Geographic, advertising agencies such as Leo Burnett, and media such as PBS.

Raymond’s most recent books are Ellis Island: Coming to the Land of Liberty, which is an excellent companion volume to Tenement: Immigrant Life on the Lower East Side; The Shaker Village, a lovely collection of color photographs depicting the simplicity and grace of this remarkable utopian community; a lovely paperback edition of Where Lincoln Walked published in honor of the bicentennial of the birth of this great president; Dripping Blood Cave and Other Ghostly Stories, the third volume in a popular series of ghost stories for young readers; and Rescuing Rover: Saving America’s Dogs, which has been selected for the Junior Literary Guild Book Club. Rescuing Rover is currently receiving high praise across the country.

Chigger, his most recent novel, is receiving fine reviews from readers, young and old alike. Anyone who likes to root for the underdog will love this sweet story of an unforgettable girl.