Too Ghoul for School: Terror in Cubicle Four - B. Strange Reviews
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Newest Review: ... a bit more gruesome. The children however, are determined to keep the school open, and decide to scare the ghosts away ... more
... instead. They decide to use Lenny's pet sewer rat, which he has found injured and nursed back to health, with a few special effects courtesy of the girls, and convince the ghosts the plague has returned. This book is obviously just the first round as the two groups square off for possession of St Sebastian's.
My son ( age 7) read this book easily on his own before choosing it as a bedtime story for me to read. This book is on the same general reading level as Horrid Henry, and I suspect will appeal very much to the s...more
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B. Strange Terror in Cubicle Four (Too Ghoul for School) Pages: 160, Paperback, 2Heads Last Update 18.05.2013 16:11
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Customer Too Ghoul for School: Terror in Cubicle Four - B. Strange Reviews (1)
by - written on 23/03/12, updated on 24/03/12 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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'Terror in Cubicle Four' is the first of a series which contains 10 books ( to my knowledge) by author B. Strange. The series is called 'Too Ghoul for School', and is the adventures of a group of students at St. Sebastian's School, and the ghosts who live in the sewers and underground caverns beneath the school. It seems St. Sebastian's was built over a plague pit. Most of the ghost would prefer to spend eternity in peace and quiet. A noisy school over their heads doesn't suit them at all. At least one ghost, the ghost of a young boy named William Scroggins sees the intruders differently though. He is sent above as a spy, but seems to very much enjoy mixing with young .. Read the complete review
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