
By Isla Wynter
A young ghost turns pink and must find a way to embrace her uniqueness.
Ella, the tiniest ghost, turns pink in a world of white spirits. Laughed at for her difference, she must devise a plan to embrace her uniqueness and inspire others. Can Ella stand up to the teasing and show that being different is something to celebrate? This charming tale explores themes of self-acceptance and courage, perfect for bedtime reading beyond Halloween.
Ella is the smallest and youngest of all ghosts. When she tries to prove that she’s all grown up, something goes terribly wrong! Suddenly, she’s a pink ghost surrounded by only white ghosts.When they laugh at her for being different, Ella needs to come up with a plan.Can she regain her confidence and find a way for everyone to be different?An adorable picture book about fitting in, standing up to bullies and finding your own way. A great bedtime story not just for Halloween, from the author of The Little Ghost Who Didn’t Like to Be Scary.
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