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May 18, 2014 07:04PM
Could it be I Married a Dead Man? It's not exactly the same, but certain parts are similar to your description.
May 18, 2014 06:54PM
Also, do you remember if this is a recent book or somewhat older? And is it a YA or adult book?
May 18, 2014 04:41PM
Do you remember if the girls looked identical or not?
SOLVED. A girl is either a psychic or like a medium she uses a typerwiter alot preforms a seance [s]
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May 17, 2014 08:45PM
When did you read this book & when do you think it was published? Was this set in the current day or the past? And one last question - was this a YA book, a children's book, or an adult book?
May 16, 2014 04:40PM
I don't know if it matches, but the girl in For a Good Time, Don't Call Claudia has a pet ferret & is in high school.
May 13, 2014 10:48PM
bookel wrote: "One of the Ruth Chew books?"I think you might be right. Sounds like Do-It-Yourself Magic.
Maybe you could spoilers under a spoiler tag? It'd probably help with the search!
May 12, 2014 09:58PM
Was this a YA/kids book, or an adult book? Also, would you label it a romance?
May 12, 2014 09:36PM
Do you remember if they knew right away that the cupcakes were poisoned, or did they not find out until later? Also, do you think this was part of a series?
May 12, 2014 08:58PM
Awesome! Congrats! Your bumping this topic made me inspired to search for your book again :]
A few other people have looked for this book before in this group. Is it Phileas's Fortune: A Story about Self-Expression?
Congrats on finding it! I'm glad my listopia could help :]
Found a few possibilites. By the way, when did you read this book?The Backyard Ghost
The HAUNTING AT STRATTON FALLS
The Haunting of Holroyd Hill
The Ghost Wore Gray
The Spring Rider
The Ghosts of Lone Jack
That sounds sort of familiar. Is the part about the bird in the house supposed to be a bad omen or something?Also, can you remember what year you read this? And also the setting of the book - contemporary, early 1900s, 1800s, or what?
