Classics/Modern classics
The Canterville Ghost
by Oscar Wilde
A funny, gently spooky story about an American family who buy an old English house that is said to be haunted. The ghost tries his best to frighten them, but the family refuse to be scared, and his plans keep going wrong. It is full of laughs, with a tender ending that stays with you. A lovely first classic to read aloud or on their own.
- Age
- 9–13
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 500
- Reading level
- Easy
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