An absolutely creative and adorable story for littles to help little ones try to understand what happens at death. This cute story follows the little forest animals who don’t understand what happens next. They soon learn that the adventure is not over for them and that fun is still in their future. THe story shows that the loved ones left behind can still be happy and wont forget them. I love the creativity of this story. I love how the author approaches a tough subject and makes it fun and meaningful for children. We are a family who loves ghosts and such and this story was perfect for us. I highly recommend it to all families. You will love this little creative adventure.

Oh this book was absolutely the cutest! I am so glad I was able to read this and also for my 6 year old daughter to as well. She enjoyed it so much! I can't wait to read more things from this author. Thank you for the opportunity, Netgalley!

A Ghost Story is a cute children's picture book that takes readers on a whimsical journey into the afterlife. Through the eyes of little foxes and squirrels, we explore themes of acceptance, change, and the beauty of new beginnings. The charming illustrations and heartfelt storytelling make this book a joy to read, captivating both children and adults alike. As a parent, I appreciated the gentle way it introduces the concept of death and the afterlife, sparking meaningful conversations with my little ones.

Hey there, kiddos! Are you ready for a ghostly adventure like no other? A Ghost Story is here to take you on a wild ride into the afterlife! Picture this: little foxes and squirrels meeting death head-on and embarking on the ultimate journey. It's spooky, it's heartwarming, and it's packed with twists and turns that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. So grab your flashlight and get ready to peek behind the curtain of the unknown, because A Ghost Story is one hauntingly good read you won't want to miss!

A Ghost Story is the perfect children's book for your weird niece, who is probably psychic. Jokes aside, this book is adorable. It approaches death in a comforting way, and I love the unique art style. The illustrations were darling, and I found the art of the 'living' animals especially lovely. I also particularly enjoyed that Death has a quaint cottage and serves pink cake - whenever I go, I want it to go like this. While I picked this book for more vibe/aesthetic purposes, it would be a great book to help explain to a child the passing of a pet or loved one.

I received a free ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.

The pictures in this book are cute. The message in unique and one that is sometimes hard to explain to children.