Books with title The ghost bird mystery

The Jones Twins saw a ghost in their school. Who was he?Just then, the boy looked up and saw Chris and Addie. He smiled and laughed, then he zoomed toward them. He was floating a few feet off the floor and he was moving fast!The Jones kids screamed and ran into the classroom, slamming the door behind them.“Did you - did you…” Addie tried to say, but she was too scared to even talk.Chris nodded, “Yes, I saw him earlier too.”Addie peeked out the small doorway window leading to the hall, looking for the boy.“I don’t want to go out there again, what if he hurts us? That was awful.”“I know,” Chris agreed, “he was tapping my shoulder and pulling my shirt before. He even yelled in my ear.”Addie was still peeking when she jumped back, screaming. The boys face was pressed right against the small window.“Hey guys!!” they heard him yell, “Time for some fun! Come on out!”He wore a big smile and his invitation would have been cheerful - if he wasn’t so pale and hadn’t FLOATED across the floor. He was clearly a ghost.Written by an experienced English language teacher, the Ghost Mystery series are high-interest books perfect for struggling readers. Perfect for English language learners and reluctant readers.

One warm night four children stood in front of a bakery. No one knew them. No one knew where they had come from. Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny used to live alone in a boxcar. Now they have a home with their grandfather, who's just bought a plot of land in the Rocky Mountains. When the Aldens hear their land is haunted they don't believe it. But when they see a ghostly figure in Tincup, an old ghost town on their property, they know something's up. Back at the ranch, where the phone and electricity go out with suspicious frequency, they fit the clues together. There's a mystery here and the Aldens are determined to solve it!

The Jones Twins saw a little girl in the cemetery. Who was she?Addie was just about to hurry after her friends when a flash of light caused her to look behind her. She froze. She saw a ball of blue-white light, glowing from behind the large grave. She wanted to back away, the silence of the graves around her and the shadows of the headstones made her nervous. But before she could turn and run she heard a voice.“Hello?” said the small voice, coming from the light. Addie wanted to run. Was someone else here in the cemetery? She didn’t want to meet up with anyone in a dark graveyard, alone! But her feet would not move.The light grew bigger and suddenly a small girl was standing in the middle of the glow. She wore a white dress, long, with a black sash and dark boots. She had long hair, braided, and she looked scared. But Addie was scared too! Addie’s feet woke up and she started to back up.“Wait!” the girl said softly, reaching out her hand. Addie looked in horror as she saw the girls hand was white. Very white. And she could see through it to the gravestones behind the girl. This little girl was a ghost!Written by an experienced English language teacher, Ghost Mystery books are easy for emerging readers to read while maintaining a high level of interest for older children.

The portrait of Abraham Lincoln has been stolen from the Colorado State Capitol for the second time, and Silvie Blake is on the hunt for clues during her class field trip. Silvie is soon caught in a puzzling web woven around history, ghosts and her own family. As she solves one mystery after another she finds keys that unlock her past, an unexpected friendship, and a belief in herself that will change her life forever.