They are expected to be dumb and think they really can’t be hurt which is why it doesn’t really bother me very much. That’s to be expected with a young girl though. Lauren is such a great character and yet kind of stupid. Characters:Īs I started The Ghost Tree mostly follows Lauren. I think there are a few more points of view but I forgot to write them down and we honestly didn’t get their point of view very much. Schneider, Karen, Sofia Lopez, Richard Touhy III, and Alejandrom (Alex) Lopez. But we also get the point of view of Miranda, Mrs. The Ghost Tree is a horror novel that mostly follows Lauren. She can’t just let something else bad happen again like the rest of her town is doing. When Lauren has a vision of a monster dragging those girls through the woods she has to do something. This is mostly due to them giving up on finding out what happened to her father the year before. After two girls are found in the woods torn apart, Lauren is shocked but doesn’t really expect the police to find out what happened.
When people start to go missing the only person who ever has a clue as to what’s going on is a teenager who had a terrifying vision. This is a safe town where nothing really major happens other than small petty things. This town is small and everyone knows everyone or they at least know about that person. The Ghost Tree is a horror book by Christina Henry. A town cursed long ago by something that lingers in the empty house on top of the hill, and in the woods all around, and in the very soil the homes are built on.Amazon | Bookshop | Goodreads The Ghost Tree book summary: A town that has experienced exceptional luck when all the towns around it died as industry and jobs left. Lauren's mother doesn't know what to do with a daughter she never understood, and Miranda's mother is too self-involved to realize what her not-yet-adult daughter is getting herself into. And then there is the town itself - a town where every year one girl dies mysteriously, but no one ever talks about it. Miranda's a lot more interested in boys, for one thing, and Lauren can't stop being angry at her mother since her father died the previous year. But in the last year things don't seem to be the same as they used to be. Almost every day they would call each other on the phone and one of them would say, "Meet me by the old ghost-tree" and then they would have adventures in the woods, even though there were some parts of the woods they weren't supposed to go.
From the bestselling author of Alice and Lost Boy comes this chilling dark fantasy Lauren and Miranda have been best friends forever, best friends since they were little girls.
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