Imani and the Ghost

Reach for this book when your child starts asking questions about their family tree or seems fascinated by the idea that the places we live have secrets from the past. It is an ideal bridge for children who enjoy a little mystery and suspense but still need the safety and warmth of a strong family unit to ground the story. The narrative follows Imani as she uncovers a haunting mystery in her grandmother's house, blending supernatural elements with a deep exploration of African American history and ancestral connections. Parents will appreciate how it handles themes of bravery and heritage, offering a path for kids to see themselves as part of a much larger, ongoing story. It is a perfect selection for elementary-aged readers who are ready for a spine-tingling tale that remains rooted in love and identity.