In Ghost Girl by Ally Malinenko, a young girl in a remote town confronts sinister hounds, parental abandonment, school bullying, a Mephistophelian principal, and a genuinely creepy mud-and-moss woman that appears in her house.
I don’t read a lot of YA. After reading the brutally adult Our Share of Night, I had to adjust my receptors to properly experience a story full of (and I mean this in a good way) youthful innocence and dark delight. My receptors worked just fine. I loved it.
