Books with title Grampa and the Ghost

Sensible teenager Morgan Parker would love a day free from scandal, but her tabloid-fodder family can't help making idiots of themselves in public.So when a confused - and a little bit gorgeous - ghost by the name of George Sebastian Wallace shows up in her room, Morgan welcomes the distraction from the chaos of her real life.As Morgan gets to know George, she brings him up to speed with the modern world. The trouble is, the modern world can't see George, only Morgan can. Suddenly the rest of the world is fascinated with Morgan and her 'imaginary friend'. Now Morgan's the one creating scandal and family embarrassment, and she hasn't a clue how to stop it.

When Michael's family moved to an old house in the woods of Carroll County, Maryland he knew that things would be different but he never could have imagined what he would find there. Soon after his ninth birthday, while his cousin was visiting, mysterious things began to happen. They happened both inside his house and in the woods around his house. However the weirdest thing that occurred was in the attic. Through this attic there seemed to be a door to another world. Once Michael stepped into that world there was no turning back. There were only questions, puzzles, discoveries, and a ghost named Angelica.

After a close encounter with the front end of a school bus, Alona Dare goes from Homecoming Queen to Queen of the Dead. Now she’s stuck as a spirit (DON’T call her a ghost) in the land of the living with no sign of the big, bright light to take her away. To make matters worse, the only person who might be able to help her is Will Killian, a total loser outcast who despises the social elite. He alone can see and hear (turns out he’s been “blessed” with the ability to communicate with the dead), but he wants nothing to do with the former mean girl of Groundsboro High.Alona has never needed anyone for anything, and now she’s supposed to expose her deepest, darkest secrets to this pseudo-goth boy? Right. She’s not telling anyone what really happened the day she died, not even to save her eternal soul. And Will’s not filling out any volunteer forms to help her cross to the other side. He only has a few more weeks until his graduation, when he can strike out on his own and find a place with less spiritual interference. But he has to survive and stay out of the psych ward until then. Can they get over their mutual distrust—and the weird attraction between them—to work together before Alona vanishes for good and Will is locked up for seeing things that don’t exist?