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The William Ghost

A review of The William Ghost by Wilma E. Alexander

Published on October 1, 2001

The William Ghost
Wilma E. Alexander

Roussan Publishers
$8.95
paper

Wilma E. Alexander’s sixth novel, The William Ghost (Roussan Publishers, $8.95, ages 8 to 11) is an adventurous, sometimes spooky story about a young ghost who needs the help of a boy who has just moved house. mRb

Sarah Rosenfeld is a writer and associate editor for a travel and leisure magazine for Canadian physicians.

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