This ebook was made available for me to read and review by Cicely Lewis, Lerner Publishing Group, and NetGalley.

The illustrator of this picture book is Anastasia Magloire Williams. Maglore's illustrations are brightly colored and inviting. I adore how Maglore illustrates an afro. The afro is so stunningly drawn that it conveys movement on the page. I love it so much because hair features prominently in this story.

This ebook is part of a series about a Black girl, Imani, whose very hair is magic. Imani's grandmother, Grandma Dottie, mom, and Aunt Netta also share this hair magic.

In this edition of the series, Imani is hosting a sleepover with her friends Keisha, Alejandra, and Penelope. They are telling ghost stories by flashlight when they hear something creepy. The story follows Imani and her brother, Isaiah, as they use detective skills to determine the source of the creepy noises.

This is adorable, fun, and beautifully illustrated. I plan to pick up the rest of Imani's adventures for my granddaughter.

Thank you to Cicely Lewis, Lerner Publishing Group, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review this ebook. All opinions and viewpoints expressed in this review are my own.