Why were you cheering your 'Second Favourite Team' on, if it's your 2nd favourite, not the 1st pick? 😨

Ghoulfriends Forever by Gitty Daneshvari. Ghoulfriends forever is another great monster high book, about 3 friends Rochelle, Venus and Robecca Steam. As students, the trio must navigate through the confusing array of monster boys, established cliques and monster-rific subjects like G-ogre-phy, Physical Deaducation and Mad Science. As if that wasn't tough enough, something sinister and strange seems to have occurred at the school. Popular ghouls like Frankie Stein and Cleo de Nile are acting weird, and all signs point to everyone's new favorite teacher, Miss Sylphia Flapper. Can the new GFF'S (Ghoul Friends Forever) expose the fraud, or will they succumb to peer pressure? I rate Ghoulfriends Forever by Gitty Daneshvari 5 stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 For it's amazing plot, plot twists, cliffhangers. I couldn't put it down till' the end! You go Gitty! Another great book in the series of Monster High! I recommend this book for children the age of 10 and under. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I love this book it sounds sooooooooooo good!!! i can't believe this is what people have to deal with. Im soo sorry :( if you are or anyone in your family is dealing with cancer than tell them that the world supports you/them in everyway :)

I've only read the preview thing so far but it seems really good. A book about a girl that carries moustaches? So unique! I can't wait to get it. It feautures not only sadness but happiness and even sometimes anger. But not only that it showcases the cruelty of cancer and what people with cancer have to go through. Mustaches for Maddie is both humorous and heartwarming. There were so many things that I love about this novel so far. It's like an emotional roller coaster! I was braced for this book to be sad (though I know in real life there is a happy ending), or perhaps even too silly to try and undercut the drama. Instead it was a spot-on story about being twelve: figuring out friends and crushes, running afoul of mean girls, dealing with annoying younger siblings, having homework, as well as handling bad news. Maddie is a fun-loving girl, with a rich imagination, but she's not always as courageous or cool as she wants to be. In other words: she's real. And the things she deals with are real, too. Not just the brain tumor, but everything else, and the book is so well done. The family dynamic is great, the dynamic between the kids in Maddie's class is great.