The Ghost Belonged to Me

The story kept me hooked without feeling too intense for middle-grade readers. I loved how the ghostly elements added to the historical setting—did it strike others the same way?

The ghost's personality felt so vivid and real. I wonder what inspired the choice to make the supernatural element both mysterious and relatable for young readers.

The ending brought a mix of sadness and hope, which hit me unexpectedly. Did anyone else find themselves tearing up or reflecting on the story’s message about identity?