There Are No Ghosts

A fun and visually rich illustrated children's book about three little kids going through a haunted house - haunted, it seems, despite the fact that people keep saying "There are no ghosts, there are no ghosts". Written and illustrated by two high school students, the book's narration started out as a poem which placed second in a school-wide high school poetry contest, despite it's fantastical nature. The illustrations won a silver key in the Scholastic Art competition. It's a fun, scary adventure that kids and people of all ages will love, and would make an especially good Halloween-time gift.

About the Author

Amanda Pescovitz, the author, is a New York University-bound aspiring writer of Young Adult Literature. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, writing, and fighting zombies. For more of Amanda, check out facebook.com/AmandaPescovitz or twitter.com/AmandaPescovitz. Ellen Wang, the illustrator, has loved drawing ever since she was little and dreams of becoming an artist and a writer. She is heading for DAAP's Graphic Communication Design program at the University of Cincinnati. Follow Ellen on twitter at https: //twitter.com/#!/dragonwings6 or check out her facebook page http: //www.facebook.com/ellenwangart1994.

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