I actually didn't realize this was book 2, totally my own mistake, but it wasn't a big issue I could still read this and enjoy it without reading book 1. I found this story was fun and mysterious and I think it was the first time I've seen multiple POVs in a kids book

A super-fun follow-up to A Girl Called Corpse, but also works well as a stand-alone. Packed with mystery and whimsy, with the added interest of alternating points of view. Ends on a wonderful cliffhanger, so can't wait for book 3!

A great sequel to the first book. It teaches children the value of true friendship. I did find the alternating narrative both interesting and confusing at times though. I think that could be a problem for younger children.

When you mix a boy, two ghosts and a giant spider with Seafoam Sprites and poltergusts (ghouls), the result is an amazing adventure that teaches trust, telling the truth and doing the right thing result in happy endings.
As an adult, I really enjoyed The Lonely Lighthouse of Elston-Fright, and think that all children will as well.
Thank you to Netgalley, the Publishers and author for letting me read this book in return for my honest review