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The Rainbow Ghost Bus
Jack and his family move into a renovated Victorian bus depot. One night a ghost of the number thirteen bus arrives on their patio. It takes Jack and his older sister Kate to a land of sunshine and rainbows where they must search for the missing letters of the words The Rainbow Bus Company as shown on the company logo.
The ghost bus visits many times, each time transporting them to a different land to search for the letters they need to free the bus and solve the mystery surrounding the missing owners of the company.
The danger they encounter in the countries of Sunland, Fireland, Cloudland and Snowland force them to work as a team to solve each mystery. The bus leaves them in each country, and will not return to collect them until they have found the hidden letters.
The ghost bus visits many times, each time transporting them to a different land to search for the letters they need to free the bus and solve the mystery surrounding the missing owners of the company.
The danger they encounter in the countries of Sunland, Fireland, Cloudland and Snowland force them to work as a team to solve each mystery. The bus leaves them in each country, and will not return to collect them until they have found the hidden letters.
98 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 16, 2013
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April 28, 2014
THE RAINBOW GHOST BUS by Sue Perkins was released from Muse It Up Publishers under its MIY...Muse It Young banner as a middle grade fantasy.
I was first drawn to this book by it's incredible cover, done by Mike Zambrano. It's spooky, with just enough mist to send chills up and down your spine.
Now that I've read it...OMG...it IS good.
I don't do spoilers...my reasoning is if I tell you what the story's about, while reviewing it, why would anyone want to bother reading it?
That said...this is a modern story of a family that converts an old bus depot into a home.
Buried in the annals of the bus depot's history is a mystery involving embezzlement, death, and mysterious disappearances.
Into the night a spooky bus shows up determined to get the children to travel throughout four unique realms with a quest they think they understand...until...they learn they hadn't a clue about the real quest.
THE RAINBOW GHOST BUS is edge of your seat adventure that will easily pull you, the reader in and hold you until the very end.
As a former teacher, I cannot recommend this book highly enough. As a mother who raised children, I cannot highly enough recommend parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles share this book with your offspring.
Now as Ladybug Lin, I cannot give THE RAINBOW GHOST BUS by Sue Perkins less than
Five Stars and be just.
To Ms. Perkins, very, very well done!
I was first drawn to this book by it's incredible cover, done by Mike Zambrano. It's spooky, with just enough mist to send chills up and down your spine.
Now that I've read it...OMG...it IS good.
I don't do spoilers...my reasoning is if I tell you what the story's about, while reviewing it, why would anyone want to bother reading it?
That said...this is a modern story of a family that converts an old bus depot into a home.
Buried in the annals of the bus depot's history is a mystery involving embezzlement, death, and mysterious disappearances.
Into the night a spooky bus shows up determined to get the children to travel throughout four unique realms with a quest they think they understand...until...they learn they hadn't a clue about the real quest.
THE RAINBOW GHOST BUS is edge of your seat adventure that will easily pull you, the reader in and hold you until the very end.
As a former teacher, I cannot recommend this book highly enough. As a mother who raised children, I cannot highly enough recommend parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles share this book with your offspring.
Now as Ladybug Lin, I cannot give THE RAINBOW GHOST BUS by Sue Perkins less than
Five Stars and be just.
To Ms. Perkins, very, very well done!
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