Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Tell the Ghosts I'm Gone Book Review

 

Tell the Ghosts I'm Gone

By: Kalynn Bayron

Publish Date: September 1, 2026

Publisher: Bloomsbury USA Children's Books/Bloomsbury YA

Horror/Teens and YA

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Book Review:

This is my kind of horror of book. I am not fan of very scary books and this book was just right for me. I gave this book 4 stars. I love the authors writing style and how the story flows and how invested you get in the plot. I am an older adult, so I have to remember that how she writes the characters in this book is actually how most teenagers act towards a parent figure. I love the family and how even though they are not all related how they treat each other just like they born into the family.

In this book there are four young adults with special abilities, and they are struggling with how to control them, so the mom has bonded them together and their abilities until they are old enough to control them. unknown to the mom is that the four has created a web site for them to help others with paranormal sitings. They end up getting into deep and need help from the mom.