The Ghost Rules by Adam Rosenbaum

The Ghost Rules is the middle-grade debut novel from Nashville author Adam Rosenbaum. Twelve-year-old Elwood McGee discovers he has “ghost-sight,” the rare ability to see the dead, after his family moves to a small Tennessee town following the death of his older brother, Noah. As Elwood learns the surprising and often funny rules of the ghost world, he sets out to find Noah for one last conversation, with help from two friends on his street. By turns hilarious and heartfelt, it is a story about grief, friendship, and learning to let go.

A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection, for readers ages 8–12 and fans of Gordon Korman and Dan Gutman.

Hardcover · 224 pages · Holiday House · Ages 8–12 · ISBN 9780823456581

About the Author

Adam Rosenbaum is a writer from Nashville, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife and children. Before turning to fiction he worked a range of jobs, from running a sawmill in Kentucky to stocking groceries in Los Angeles. When he is not writing or reading, you will usually find him out on a running trail or hunting for the perfect blueberry donut. The Ghost Rules is his debut novel.