Explaining, “I do a little bit of TikTok,” Swearenjin decides to purchase an extra signed copy to give away to anyone with over a thousand followers willing to post their own review. As Swearenjin explains in his video, the situation made him think of “all the times I worked so hard and never got any recognition. When the police tell her they have no leads in the case, she decides to take matters into her own hands, turning to a ghostly friend for help. To promote social inclusion for the public benefit by preventing migrants, asylum seekers and people from ethnic minority backgrounds residing in North London from becoming socially excluded, .

I want to start by saying, I am so happy for this author’s success and hope that this book finds its way to people who love it. Overall, I was excited at face value to read the book and support the author, but I think it's important that I put this out there even among the glowing reviews for this book.

Five stars for me has to hit ever check mark - I question if these reviews are from people who have actually read the book themselves rather then following the main stream hype. Both were essential to Leigh’s well-being and growth besides helping her get to the bottom of it all. I loved this book so much, I'm tempted to read it all over again to catch all the little things I must have missed this first time around.

I was looking for a fun read to fill the gap between more intense and in-depth series that I normally read and I came across this book. Even though the character can obviously speak English well, he’ll repeat MC’s word or short phrase in Spanish unnecessarily. Told from the third-person perspective of its titular heroine, Leigh Howard and the Ghosts of Simmons-Pierce Manor is a young adult fiction novel telling the story of Leigh Howard, a recent orphan investigating the mysterious circumstances of her parents death while navigating her new life in the Simmons-Pierce manor and her new family, along with the manor's multifaceted ghost, Ichabod Pierce. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising.Navigating through everything wasn’t so lonely thanks to two or should I say multiple people lol one of them being her cousin Myra who was the sweetest.

By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions. Even if all the purchases were on Kindle, not everyone can speed read through 265 pages, especially people who don't seem to read much in the first place.

This had twists and turns and a somewhat predicable ending but I was still shocked all the same as there was one I did not anticipate. Leigh’s life takes an unexpected turn when her family decides to move into the historic Simmons-Pierce Manor, an eerie Victorian mansion with a chilling reputation for being haunted. Warner was there to promote his debut novel, Leigh Howard and the Ghosts of Simmons-Pierce Manor, but, as Swearenjin describes, he seemed “super defeated” from the lack of interest in his display. given the Scooby Doo trope, the characters could have easily avoided the whole ending had the multi-million dollar business tycoon asked himself “does this situation make logical sense?

The writing was done so well and the author truly possesses such great descriptive prowess — as many have mentioned. I wish there had been more with the ghosts and her healing and not so much with the cloak and dagger. In the ninety-second video posted to his TikTok a few hours later, Swearenjin conducts a makeshift interview, asking Warner about his inspirations and discussing the premise of Leigh Howard, a young adult supernatural murder mystery.A 19 yo girl decides to go skinny dipping in front of 16 yo main character regardless of MC’s comfort level. It’s been so many years since I’ve read a YA mystery book and this was nothing short of that but more. It’s more young adult in nature, the premise is interesting, as is the ghost aspect , and I think Leigh embodies the teenagers essence, selfish, unreasonable and almost childish when there’s something they want.