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Riddance is a ghost story like none other I’ve read. It’s not a story of a terrifying haunting; it’s not a possession story (per se); it’s a more technical look at ghosts and the afterlife. Riddance is styled like an expose on a school, The Sybil Joines Vocational School, that takes in children with stuttersContinue reading “Riddance by Shelley Jackson”