Oh, Ellen Spirit Hunters, 276 pages. Harper Collins Publisher, 2017 $17.00. Language: G (1 swear); Mature Content: G;
Violence: G.
Harper Raines and her family moved to Washington D.C. From
the moment she got there Harper hated that place. There wasn’t much to do like
her home back in New York. Harper starts noticing that her sweet little brother
Michael starts acting weird; he isn’t being kind like he usually is, and he
starts acting up all the time. Harper learns by her new friend Dayo that her
house is supposed to be “haunted” and that there has been a lot of tragedies
there. Now Harper has to find out what is wrong with her brother, and save him
herself.
To be honest, Spirit Hunters wasn’t my favorite book. I felt
like it went to slow, and there were events that weren’t necessary. I wish they
would have ventured out more into their new city. During the book they just
stayed at home and in the neighborhood, and didn’t do much. Although the book
was well written, and I could picture it very well, there were a few scenes
that I got lost in. This was not a book I enjoyed a lot.
EL, MS - OPTIONAL. JKJ, Student Reviewer, 7th grade
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