THE GHOST OF SAMUEL GRAYHAWK

Orion O'Brien and the Ghost of Samuel Grayhawk is an imaginative middle-grade adventure about friendship, history, courage, and helping a lost spirit find his way home. When 10-year-old Orion, her brother Ollie, and their friends Sal and Sofi discover the ghost of Samuel Grayhawk in a neighbor's basement, they realize the strange events around them are connected to a mystery more than 100 years old. Samuel, an 11-year-old Wyandot boy, once attended the Shawnee Indian Mission school and is searching for the spirit of his sister, Molly. The children must keep Samuel a secret while using their curiosity, faith, and imagination to uncover the truth and help him continue his journey to the spirit world. Filled with mystery, emotion, and local history, this story introduces young readers to Indigenous history in a meaningful and accessible way. Features: Middle-grade historical fiction adventure Written by Fran Borin Features mystery, friendship, ghosts, and local history Inspired by the history of the Shawnee Indian Mission Introduces young readers to Indigenous roots and Wyandot history Encourages curiosity, empathy, imagination, and historical understanding Great for classrooms, young readers, and Kansas City local history interest Recommended for children and middle-grade readers

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