This is an interesting tale of making friends that uses a possessed child that doesn’t want to make friends with other ghosts and poltergeists as the vehicle for discussing friendship. Normally Gurgazon the demon would be exorcised from the child’s body, but instead it has found a home with others of its kind. In this home the demon can just be what it is meant to be and embrace its uniqueness. The artwork was decent. This is a very short read at 80 pages and worth reading for that reason alone. Some of the spirits might be hard to grasp for young kids because they don’t materialize or materialize as objects rather than beings. The subject matter may have a small audience, but kids who like gross things can read this book and find a lesson in accepting who you are and making friends. ( )

This is an interesting tale of making friends that uses a possessed child that doesn’t want to make friends with other ghosts and poltergeists as the vehicle for discussing friendship. Normally Gurgazon the demon would be exorcised from the child’s body, but instead it has found a home with others of its kind. In this home the demon can just be what it is meant to be and embrace its uniqueness. The artwork was decent. This is a very short read at 80 pages and worth reading for that reason alone. Some of the spirits might be hard to grasp for young kids because they don’t materialize or materialize as objects rather than beings. The subject matter may have a small audience, but kids who like gross things can read this book and find a lesson in accepting who you are and making friends. ( )

This is an interesting tale of making friends that uses a possessed child that doesn’t want to make friends with other ghosts and poltergeists as the vehicle for discussing friendship. Normally Gurgazon the demon would be exorcised from the child’s body, but instead it has found a home with others of its kind. In this home the demon can just be what it is meant to be and embrace its uniqueness. The artwork was decent. This is a very short read at 80 pages and worth reading for that reason alone. Some of the spirits might be hard to grasp for young kids because they don’t materialize or materialize as objects rather than beings. The subject matter may have a small audience, but kids who like gross things can read this book and find a lesson in accepting who you are and making friends. ( )