I recommend this book to strong, mature readers, age 9 plus, of ghost stories, romances and mysteries. I thought you might be interested in this item at Title: Dreadful sorry Author: Kathryn Reiss Publisher: San Diego : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1993. There is just no other book like 'Dreadful Sorry' - even two months after reading it my heart is still pounding to the same beat as Molly's. Personalities twist and turn as reincarnated ghosts finish their unsettled busines with unsettling reflections and possession. As mysteries unfold, there is always a twist to what Molly thinks is a way out. This book is exciting and keeps you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Helped by a a crazy old man, a once-despised cousin and her own sense of déjá vu, Molly pieces together a gripping past and reconstructs a romance never had in this chilling novel of reincarnation, a fatal past and a newfound love. She discovers a desperate girl, a dying aunt, a purple-faced uncle and a deadly escape - all leading up to a gruesome end to a false love. Not usually one to poke around, Molly finds this an exception as she digs deeper and deeper in the the house's dreadful past. DREADFUL SORRY by Kathryn Reiss RELEASE DATE: ApThe old song replays in Molly's head, cropping up too often for coincidenceYou are lost and gone forever,/Dreadful sorry, Clementine.'' Meanwhile, fearful dreams seize her at night and, after she nearly drowns, begin to haunt her as visions by day. But lying right near the bay and on the brink of danger, this 'vacation' is not what it seems. Waking up every morning after the same terrible dream, Molly is frantic and, according to some people, even going crazy! Molly heads for a relaxing stay at her father's house in Maine. Meanwhile, fearful dreams seize her at night and, after she nearly drowns, begin to haunt her as visions by day.

The old song replays in Molly's head, cropping up too often for coincidenceYou are lost and gone forever,/Dreadful sorry, Clementine.''. Molly Teague is a straight 'A' student at West River Academy and a completely normal teenager despite her phobia of water - or so she thinks. by Kathryn Reiss RELEASE DATE: April 1, 1993. 'I know it's impossible, but I'm floating down the hall.'

Dreadful Sorry by Kathryn Reiss