Super cute! I wish there were more halloween and ghosty books when I was going up, so I hope to remember this one for when I have children :). The story was short and sweet about how being different can give you unique experiences that you may have never thought of!

What a beautiful little book. I think any child can get behind a cozy story about a little ghost and their tale. I think this book is great for Halloween time or anytime!

This is an adorable short story with amazing art. The story itself is about the complexities that kids have to go through, especially when they’re different. I wouldn’t say that there’s bullying necessarily, but more about how even a small reaction from a friend or peer or family member can make anyone, especially kids, feel put down. Even if that wasn’t the intention. It highlights how being different usually feels like such a negative when you’re younger until that moment that you realize that being different makes you unique and so much cooler than being like everyone else.

The art in this was so detailed. I went through reading along and then took another look through of just paying attention to the artwork. I really enjoyed the message and the theme. Halloween is my favorite holiday and the season that I have the best memories of. This made me feel like I was going down memory lane of my own Halloween nights from my childhood.

This little Series of delightful easy yet intriguing text and cleverly joyful illustrations is inspiring, fun, hopeful, and humorous. I often chuckled and even laughed out loud at the unintentional yet hopeful antics of Little Quilt Ghost. In this first entry, he discovers the scariness, excitement, and yes, fun, of Halloween.

This is a beautifully illustrated children's book about a ghost who is different from his other ghost friends. An adventure unfolds as he finds out that being different is special in many ways. A great read for the little ones both at home and in the classroom.

A cheerful and beautiful addition to this classic children's story. It made me smile with delight. Not to be missed.

Very cute book following a ghost that is a little different and realizes that it’s okay to be so. The art is beautiful. Since it is a bit text heavy I’d recommend it for ages 6+

An adorable story with a beautiful lesson on how much we have to offer because we are different. The little ghost doesn't like being a quilt, but one Halloween night, he has the adventure of a lifetime. Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this.

What a cute story! It envelops how important our differences are in the cutest way. The illustrations are simply phenomenal. This one is adorable for Halloween and beyond.

This is an adorable book!! From the first page to the end you love the little ghost. The story is good and the message behind it is one everyone should hear. Everyone could learn to accept everyone for who they are - differences and flaws and all.

Une magnifique histoire qui permet au lecteur de comprendre qu’embrasser ce qui nous rend différents peut ouvrir de nouvelles portes. Le thème de la différence est bien présent, mais l’autrice aborde également celui du bagage culturel qui nous distingue. Une belle histoire, bien ficelée, sans être moralisatrice.

A wonderful story that allows readers to see how embracing what makes us different can open new doors. The theme of difference is clearly present, but the author also touches on the cultural background that sets us apart. A well-crafted and engaging story that avoids being moralistic.

From stage left enters the young ghost, whose fears see him attempting to integrate himself into a society that has a difficult time appreciating itself in its entirety. This story focuses on a ghost who, unlike the majority of ghosts, does not have a sheet to roam around the evening skies; instead, his thick & heavy quilt binds him to the paranormal existence of the ghost world.

For young readers who may enjoy a slight tinge of the paranormal without the foreboding of terror, this sweet little story will be the perfect fit. The main character is attempting to find himself & his role; rather, he struggles with understanding why he has a quilt & other ghosts have a sheet. Why was he made different?

The story does not focus on the age of the ghost therefore, the reflection of how he became a ghost—from his human form—is absent, granting this story the ability to purely focus on the value of individuality, unique qualities, & creative experiences.

The quilted ghost has felt differently than other ghosts & some of them have gone so far as to tease him. His family tree boasts of ghosts who were adorned with different fabrics & they did just fine; the little ghost must also remember that even though everyone might seem to share something in common, this does not mean that they are all the same. There is space & value in him & his quilt too.

What I appreciated about this book was the moral of the story. At times, I wondered whether the quilted ghost would be made to live with the humans who, while trick-or-treating, collected him for warmth & comfort. I was glad that the author gave the quilted ghost sentiments of fulfillment & value without needing to compromise what he deemed his familiar home, the place where his family & friends resided. It was beneficial to see the little ghost grow into his own without needing to sacrifice any part of himself in the process.

Ultimately, young readers who choose this book will be met with a tender tale of comfort that remains important for every generation: that we all have space & value in this world, no matter what we look like or where we come from. This story offers readers the opportunity to sit with a cute little character whose adornment inspires kind reminders of friendly nostalgia, & be met with the chance to find such kindness in their surroundings, too.

Thank you to NetGalley, Tundra Books, & Riel Nason for the free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!

I don't think the writing is quality in the book but the message that there is a place where you'll fit in is endearing - I just didn't find it to be in sync with the storyline.

This was such a cute book. I read to my son and we both loved it. Great message about being different and how that’s ok. Will definitely purchase my own copy.

This heartwarming story is perfect to help children (and adults who may forget) learn (or remember) that their differences have positives even though they may not yet understand how

I am a major quilt lover/collector so when I saw this book, I knew that I had to read it. This was a sweet story about how being different can let you experience new things in life that you wouldn’t get to experience if you were the same. And how being brave and going outside of your comfort zone can pay off. Plus the illustrations are beautiful and moody enough for Halloween, but not so dark that they are scary. I don’t even have kids and I want this book for my collection.

This sweet little book was very well liked by my daughter (5). She was very attentive to the story and drawn in by the pictures. When the little ghost got sad, she started to get sad. As Halloween is her favourite holiday, it made this book even better for her. She was surprised that the ghost could lay flat, and was worried he got hurt a couple of times. We talked about being different and how that makes us special. For my part, this book was very fun to read, and the illustrations were beautiful. As a crafter, I appreciated the inclusion of a quilted ghost and the ways he eventually used that to his advantage. The meaning behind the book was lovely and is definitely one that we will be reading again. We are looking forward to reading the second book. I read this digital book through NetGalley but I will be buying a hard copy to add to our bookshelf.

Great for kids that love Halloween! Super cute little ghost and with the message that being different is a good thing.

This story was so cute and sweet! My toddler is obsessed with all things ghost and “spooky” right now so this was a perfect read for her. It was a good length without too many words on the pages in order to maintain her interest. Perfect for ages 2-5 I’d say! I especially loved the message that it was good for him to be different, and that he actually ended up having a good night because he was different from his friends.

This book was so stinking cute! It was such a lovely story about a little ghost who thinks he's too different to fit in! The little ghost can't fly as well as the other ghosts, because he's a quilt instead of a sheet, so he's heavier. Such a charming story about embracing your own uniqueness! The illustrations in this book were amazing and so cute! The story is simple, but impactful and I've never read something quite like it!

Thank you to Netgalley and Tundra Books for an ARC in exchange for an honest review!