Becky Pourchot

Food For A Hungry Ghost was a fantastic book. Gala the main character was happy until her family moved. Now she is lonely,miserable and doesn’t know anyone. That is until she befriends Trista who happens to be a ghost.
Trista seemed to manage to put Gala on a guilt trip if she refused to do anything so Gala would give in.

The book was quick, only 75 pages, it was captivating, it kept me gripped. With humour which made me laugh, romance and horror but not too horrific so definitely suitable to the young adult audience. I would say this would be a great book for tween’s but also adults will enjoy it too.… (más)

I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Gala Rhyce moves to a new town. Not only is she so far south that it doesn’t snow, but she’s miles away from her friends. Then she “meets” the very unique Trista. My first instinct would have been to stay away from the ghostly teen and stay far away from that creepy house. I liked this ghost story; it was horror without completely creeping me out. I thought the character development was a wee bit fast, at least where Gala and Trista are concerned. Ghost or not, I’m not going to be your best friend in two or three days. Part of me was disappointed with Gala, as she allowed a ghost to guilt her into doing things. Most of the ghostly antics are just downright hilarious. I also thought the Flagler Beach community was pretty realistic of a small town. The people were a little quirky yet friendly and kept thinking to myself “I like to live there!” How does Gala deal with her new life, and friends, even the dead one? you’ll have to read the book and find out. This was such a fun novel; I hope there will be many more adventures for Gala.… (más)