Reviews
"A poignant character study of a deeply wounded girl moving toward a nuanced, forgiving view of humanity. Crewe’s first effort will make readers wonder what else she’s got up her sleeve." -Kirkus Reviews
"This coming-of-age novel avoids unrealistically neat moments of closure--it will make readers hurt, and maybe even believe." -Publishers Weekly
"A supernatural twist on the "Mean Girls" plot provides page-turning action... Mysterious plot elements and the budding relationship between Cass and the VP will quickly engage reluctant readers." -School Library Journal
"A school-dynamics story with a great original hook, this will booktalk like a dream--or a supernatural visitation." -BCCB
"It's hard to believe that GIVE UP THE GHOST is Megan Crewe's debut novel. It's wonderfully written, has characters who are easy to relate to, and contains pitch-perfect dialogue." -Teens Read Too
"A character-driven piece which truly resonated with me, emotionally, of one girl's journey from being an aloof vigilante to finally opening up for possibilities. This is the sort of book I LOVE to read. Highly recommended." -The Book Smugglers
"Fantastic character development... The story, while still catering to young adults, was full of enough depth of satisfy a reader of any age." -A Journey of Books
"The book is heartfelt and truly honest... Recommended to everyone whether you like ghosts or not." -Serenehours
"Give Up the Ghost is masterfully done. Megan Crewe has created an engrossing, illuminating, and captivating tale - a very welcome debut." -Lucid Conspiracy
"A gripping page turner that left me salivating for more." -Books By Their Cover
"Both hearthbreaking and heartwarming... The issues Cass and Tim deal with are relatable and really capture the reader's interest in a thought provoking way." -The Book Butterfly
"I adored this book, to put it mildly. It pulled me in right from the beginning and refused to let me go!
The entire book was wonderfully written and imagined." -The Hiding Spot "Oooh did I like this book! It was serious but funny and sad but exciting! It had a little bit of everything and gave me a lot to think about!" -Pop Culture Junkie
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