No one is scared of Gustav

The principal of the Ghost School is dumbfounded: Gustav just can’t seem to haunt in a scary way. For a young ghost, that’s a real embarrassment. As punishment, he has to live in the Abandoned Tower—a place that sounds terrible at first but quickly turns out to be surprisingly cozy. Together with Miau the cat, Gustav settles in there until it becomes so cozy that the other ghosts love to stop by for tea after a long night of haunting.

Gustav realizes that you don’t have to be loud and scary to fit in. And the ghost world comes to see that being different isn’t just allowed—sometimes it’s exactly the right thing. A heartwarming picture book for children ages four and up about courage, self-acceptance, and the freedom to be yourself.