· The bodies seem tied to a local legend, Catfish Bob, who has resurfaced in the muddy Milburn river near Charlie’s small town. When one of Charlie’s classmates, Amanda, awakens in the cooler as a flesh-eating ghoul, Charlie must protect her newfound friend and step up to unravel the mystery and try to avoid becoming lunch meat for the dead. "Flesh" is a gleefully morbid, joyfully matter-of-fact take on the whole paranormal YA genre. Bickle brings her considerable talents to bear on the problems of growing up as an outsider, and adds in an original supernatural element that evokes popular zombies and vampires without surrendering to either. I'd hand this book to a teen in a heartbeat/5(19). · When one of Charlie’s classmates, Amanda, awakens in the cooler as a flesh-eating ghoul, Charlie must protect her newfound friend and step up to unravel the mystery and try to avoid becoming lunch meat for the dead. "FLESH by Laura Bickle features the best dachshund ever to appear in literature."-Michael Warren Lucas, Author of IMMORTAL CLAY4/5(1).
Laura Bickle grew up in rural Ohio, reading entirely too many comic books out loud to her favorite Wonder Woman doll. She now dreams up stories about the monsters under the stairs and sometimes reads them to her cats. Her books have earned starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Kirkus. Laura Bickle. Genre: YA Horror/Paranormal/Fantasy. Book Description: The dead are easy to talk to. Live people, not so much. Charlie Sulliven thinks she knows all the secrets of the dead. Raised in a funeral home, she's the reluctant "Ghoul Girl," her reputation tied to a disastrous Halloween party. Posted in Authors' Secrets Blog and tagged fantasy, Flesh, HOrra, Laura Bickle, Paranormal, YA by Tena Stetler with 2 comments. AWitchsQuandary_w_ ChocolateRaspberryMagic_w_med (1).
The bodies seem tied to a local legend, Catfish Bob, who has resurfaced in the muddy Milburn river near Charlie’s small town. When one of Charlie’s classmates, Amanda, awakens in the cooler as a flesh-eating ghoul, Charlie must protect her newfound friend and step up to unravel the mystery and try to avoid becoming lunch meat for the dead. Flesh by Laura Bickle - “You’re the girl whose parents run the funeral home. The Ghoul Girl.” “It’s gonna be okay,” I tell her. flesh laura bickle ¶ pronoun table of contents dedication chapter one chapter two chapter three chapter four chapter five chapter six chapter seven.
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