The Ghostly Ghastlys

The Ghastly family are ghosts, and the three children, Bubble, Trouble and Puff are full of mischief. When they are all thrown out of the castle - because of the tricks the little Ghastlys play - they discover that it is very difficult to find a suitable new home. When they do find an old building that seems ideal, it seems that some others are living there. Could the new home be haunted?

Here's the little Ghastlys, up to tricks again. This time, it is to save their new home. A man in a striped suit wants to clear up the skeletons and pull down the Old Museum where they now live. Mr Ghastly has no idea how to stop him, but then Dad isn't good at ideas. With the help of a new friend, found in a box of tomatoes, it is up to the little Ghastlys to save the day.

“Don’t scare people who aren’t expecting it,” says Mr Ghastly, but the little Ghastlys like playing tricks and hearing people scream. The Ghastlys are a family of ghosts. The children visit Alfonso’s Restaurant next door, and it’s great fun to drop flour over the customers and pop out of a pizzas. It all backfires, for the customers don’t like the tricks. Can the little Ghastlys put things right?

Branwing is lonely. He lives at the Ghostly Ghastly House with the Ghastly family and the skeletons, but he doesn't have a "special" friend. Branwing is growing up. In this fourth book in the series, see what happens when he tries to meet the lady who runs by the house every evening. And are the little Ghastlys up to more mischief or are they truly trying to be helpful?

The little Ghastlys are up to tricks again, but when there is trouble over at Alfonso’s Restaurant this time they aren’t the cause of it. The Washing-Up-and-Odd-Job Boy is getting all the blame. He wants to learn how to be a chef like Alfonso, but it looks as if he will lose the washing-up job he already has. See what happens when the little Ghastlys try to make things better.

It is Christmas Eve. The little Ghastlys are not expecting Father Christmas to visit them because he never does. But when a baby reindeer falls off a sleigh, they try their hardest to find Father Christmas to take the reindeer home.

The little Ghastlys are up to mischief again, and that spells trouble for the townspeople. Their tricks do not amuse the mayor, who says they must do something good for the town if they are to be allowed to stay on at the Ghostly Ghastly House. Read about how they try to be good - and how everything goes from bad to worse. Book 7 in a series of chapter books for readers aged 7 to 9 years.

The Ghostly Ghastlys are a family of ghosts. Not much harms ghosts, but they must beware of the Great Ghost Snow. Read what happens when the little Ghastlys get caught by it. The Snowman Rescuer knows all about snow. He has rescued many children, but he won't go near the Great Ghost Snow. A full colour, highly illustrated, exciting and fun story for 7 - 10 year olds which can be read on its own.