Time for Andrew

The book manages to be both creepy and touching, especially for middle-grade readers. I wonder what inspired that blend of horror and warmth.

The ghost wasn’t just scary; it had a distinct presence that added depth. How do you think this characterization affected the story’s emotional impact?

The setting felt so vivid and grounded, which made the supernatural elements even more compelling. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or local lore.