Tuck and Tina and the Boone School Ghost - by Jess Brallier (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Tina and Tuck are back for another adventure--this time, to solve a ghostly mystery at Boone School! Perfect for young readers who are ready to make the leap from picture books to chapter books.

Strange bumps! Spooky shadows! Mysterious noises! No wonder Tina and Tuck are convinced that Boone School is haunted!

But when the two mice stumble upon real burglars sneaking through the halls, they start to think the school "ghost" might not be so scary after all. In fact, could the Boone School spook be the key to scaring off the crooks?

With clever teamwork, quick thinking, and maybe a little ghostly help, Tina and Tuck are ready to take on their biggest adventure yet!

This beautifully illustrated, full-color chapter book is perfect for young readers. Which is saying a lot, considering it's written by a mouse!

"Bright, bubbly, and full of fun! A great adventure for young readers." - Lincoln Peirce, creator of the bestselling Big Nate and Max & the Midnights, for Tuck and Tina and the Lost Fortune

"Meet Tuck and Tina--your new best friends! Heartwarming and hilarious!" - Jeff Kinney, author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, for Tuck and Tina and the Lost Fortune

About the Author

During his years as a publisher, Jess Brallier became known for breaking rules and launching bestsellers. Under his creative guidance, the Planet Dexter imprint produced a string of hits including the New York Times bestselling Grossology and its sequels. Linking storytelling and gaming literacy, he launched the world's largest kids' site, Poptropica, and digitally published Jeff Kinney's phenomenal Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Jess is the author of over thirty books including Who Was Albert Einstein? (NYT bestseller) and Tess's Tree (illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds). Jess is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh (B.A.) and Boston University (M.S.).

As an illustrator in both New York and Los Angeles, Jack Keely's projects have included over thirty books for kids. The characters he created for the bestselling Grossology series have come to life in an animated film and in a video game, and as robotic performers in the record breaking international Grossology museum exhibitions. Jack is a graduate of Rhode Island School of Design (BFA) and Cranbrook Academy of Art (MFA) and has taught illustration and graphic design at several universities.