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Beautiful Goodbye

Beautiful Goodbye

Nancy Runstedler (Author) See More
CELA Library
FICTION
Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural | Science Fiction | War & Military
Paranormal, Occult & Supernatural , Time Travel , War & Military
Dundurn Press
12 - 15

PDF [Fixed Format]
9781459705548
$12.99 CADAvailable
English
07/27/2013

EPUB [reflow]
9781459705555
$8.99 CADAvailable
English
07/27/2013

Paperback
9781459705531
$12.99 CADAvailable
English
07/27/2013

Braille
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Description


The discovery of an old Ouija board sends three kids back in time to wartime 1915 to help a spirit find peace.

Maggie’s life has been anything but easy lately. So when her best friend Gillian discovers a Ouija board in the attic, it’s a welcome relief. While they’d rather be at the mall than babysitting Maggie’s brother Cole, the girls figure it will be a fun way to spend a Saturday – asking questions about boys and other teenage dilemmas. After all, it’s just a game. Or is it?

Thinking nothing could possibly go wrong, the kids dive in, eager to test the new game, but discover the board will change their lives in ways they couldn’t have imagined. The trio ends up with more than they bargained for and are thrust into a whirlwind journey. One from which they might never return, if they aren’t careful.

Nancy Runstedler

Author Bio


Nancy Runstedler grew up in Wellesley, Ontario. She has worked in both public and school libraries. Though her home library is overflowing with books, she intends to keep collecting. She lives with her daughter in Paris, Ontario.

Review Quotes


"Partly a supernatural mystery, partly a time-travel tale and partly historical fiction, this novel is as much a journey into the past as it is an exploration of loss and grief and what the bonds of true friendship and family really mean. A well-written, moving story..."  — Waterloo Region Record

This novel provides good insight into life on the home front in Canada during WWI.

"The topic of time travel is explored and done so in a way that is surprisingly satisfying and thoughtful for a youth fiction novel."  — Canadian Materials
In her debut novel, librarian Nancy Runstedler uses two fantastical elements — the occult and time travel — to lure readers into a narrative that informs as it entertains.

Biographical note


Nancy Runstedler grew up in Wellesley, Ontario. She has worked in both public and school libraries. Although her home library is overflowing with books, she intends to keep collecting. She lives with her daughter in Paris, Ontario.