February 2010 'new gen' Debut of the Month title.
A wonderful debut novel which, as well as being laugh-out-loud funny, is full of insights, compassion, and love. Fifteen-year-old Lucy has been stuck in the men's loo ever since she was murdered there six months ago. No one has been able to see or hear her – until Jeremy. Just her luck that he's a seriously uncool geography teacher-type! But Jeremy is determined to help Lucy. He finds out how she can leave her home’ – albeit only temporarily – and meet other teenage ghosts, including the gorgeous Ryan. Jeremy is also determined to help her find her killer so she can find peace at last...
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Fifteen-year-old Lucy has been stuck in the men's loo ever since she was murdered there six months ago. No one has been able to see or hear her – until Jeremy. Just her luck that he's a seriously uncool geography teacher-type! But Jeremy is determined to help Lucy. He finds out how she can leave her toilet ‘home’ – albeit only temporarily – and meet other teenage ghosts, including the gorgeous Ryan. Jeremy is also determined to help her find her killer so she can find peace at last ...
A wonderful debut novel which, as well as being laugh-out-loud funny, is full of insights, compassion, and love.
My So-called Afterlife features in the following genres: Young Adult Fiction, Debut Books of the Month, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Recommendations
My So-called Afterlife is available in Paperback
My So-called Afterlife was written by Tamsyn Murray and published by Piccadilly Press Ltd
My So-called Afterlife has 184 pages
Yes it is part of Afterlife series