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Ruben and his classmates continue their journey to return the characters of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland back to the book. Ruben offers his ice pack to the boy, apologizing for the accident. A few moments later, Ruben’s skateboard knocks over his cup of soup and a boy slips on it, injuring his arm. The principal berates Ruben for eating his lunch in the hallway (which is against the rules). Ruben calls his classmates “lame” and blames his mom for making his life as difficult as possible. Later, he lies to his friends about the reason he can’t play and brags about his basketball skills. When he mouths off to her, she threatens to remove him from the team permanently.

One character insists these happenings are the workings of a ghost, but the others believe it’s stress induced since nobody can see what’s happening but them.Īfter a boy receives a “D” grade on a test, the school principal suspends him from the basketball team. Words mysteriously appear in a puddle of spilled orange juice, on a chalkboard and in dust. Objects seemingly move on their own, including a door, skateboard and footstool. Later, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland lights up just before the characters begin appearing. When all the books are lit up, the fireball disappears, taking the glow with it. As it passes the shelves of books, the books begin emitting a golden glow. In the middle of the night, a fireball appears out of thin air and floats around a bookshop. However, when characters from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland also appear, begging them for help, they band together to return the characters back to the pages of the book where they belong. When Ruben and a few of his classmates begin seeing written messages that nobody but them can see, they chalk it up to stress hallucinations.

GHOST WRITER SHOW SERIES

It’s a mystery that has yet to be solved and one that kids of all ages can try to figure out as they watch the series play out.Įpisode Reviews Nov. But what could Ghostwriter possibly need their help for? After all, Grandpa Ernesto said that she would always be with them, especially in the bookstore where she loved to spend time. Ruben and Chevon suspect that Ghostwriter could be the ghost of Ruben’s grandma. Moreover, the characters Ghostwriter releases are adorable and help Ruben and the crew learn some valuable lessons-such as being kind to one another and supporting your friends. This friendly ghost is designed to get kids interested in reading.

With chairs moving on their own, storybooks coming to life, and words appearing out of nowhere, Ghostwriter can be a bit spooky, and families with an aversion to supernatural themes should be advised. Because with Ghostwriter around, they have a habit of coming to life. He (or she) needs their help, it seems, and that’ll require them to read not just the clues he leaves, but pay attention to actual books, too. Seems that this mysterious message-maker-an entity they call Ghostwriter-has a mission for them. And after a little hesitation, they begin to pay attention to them. But he’s not the only one.Ĭhevon, Curtis (a popular kid from school) and Donna (Curtis’s little sister) can all see these messages too. The city is loud, there’s nowhere to skateboard, he has no friends and every time he tries to hang out with his grandpa, a classmate named Chevon–who apparently adopted Ruben’s grandpa as her own–is there.Īnd to make matters worse, Ruben has started seeing mysterious messages left by a supernatural being. But maybe Ruben has it harder than some.Īfter Ruben’s grandma passed away, Ruben’s mom moved them in with his Grandpa Ernesto to keep the grieving man company and help run the family bookstore.

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