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|title=Haunt
|author=Curtis Jobling
|publisher=Simon & Schuster Children's Books
|date=June 2014
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|website=http://www.curtisjobling.com
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It’s a quick, engaging and easy book to read – Will has a very strong voice and the other characters are fleshed out well. In addition to Dougie, they have several other friends who can’t see Will – and rather doubt Dougie’s sanity – but the group dynamic between them works excellently. Of the adult characters, it’s the local vicar, father to one of their friends, who particularly stands out as good, although I’m hoping we’ll find out more about Will’s family in the upcoming sequel.
A fun and pacy read, definitely recommended. We also have a review of [[Haunt: Dead Wrong by Curtis Jobling]].
I think fans of this would really like the underrated [[Ghost of a Chance by Rhiannon Lassiter]].