Written and Illustrated by Jess Rose, this story invites young readers to see the world through the eyes of an unlikely hero – a ghost who loses his home. Readers will discover that kindness knows no boundaries, with a year-round lesson in empathy and understanding, that will help readers learn that 'home' is more than just a place – it's a feeling of belonging that everyone deserves.
When Dylan and his family move to a new house, he notices something different: THIS house has a GHOST! Sadly, no-one else can accept their spooky housemate, so the family soon evict the ghost. While everyone else enjoys the fright-free days, the house feels sad and empty to Dylan. Can he help his family fix their mistake?
This book serves as a gentle reminder that our communities are enriched by diversity. It encourages readers to extend a warm welcome to all, including those who may seem different or have been displaced.
No Home for a Ghost' is not just a story; it's a catalyst for important conversations about inclusion, migration, and the power of compassion. Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussions, or any moment when a touch of kindness is needed, this book will resonate with families, educators, and anyone committed to building a more empathetic world.
Format: Paperback
No Home for a Ghost
"Another lovely, non-spooky, seasonal share, touching on themes of home, dispalcement, belonging and kindness…" @mrsbrownsbookbox
"Here is a heartwarming and not at all spooky read that is perfect for littler ones this Halloween season…" @weereads1
"Well-written and beautifully illustrated. It already holds a special place in our collection. This isn't your typical scary ghost story. It is a book about kindness and belonging and explores the idea of empathy and the meaning of home." @mammy_gittins