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Jasmine Is Haunted

By: Mark Oshiro
Narrated by: Vico Ortiz
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Jasmine Garza has a problem: a ghost has been following her for years, ever since her Papi died. Not that Mami will admit anything supernatural is going on. But even the ghost she wont acknowledge makes real trouble, so Jasmine and her mami are moving (again) to a new apartment in East Hollywood. This time Jasmine is committed to living a normal life with normal friends.

Enter: Bea Veracruz and Jorge Barrera. Theyre the only two members of Jasmine's middle school's Gay Straight Alliance and theyre already obsessed with all things supernatural. Bea wants to prove herself to her paranormal investigator parents and Jorge is determined to overcome his fear of the beyond. And when Jasmine confesses shes been tormented by a ghost for years, they not only believe her, theyre thrilled!

Together they set out to prove that Jasmines not just acting out after her fathers deathghosts are real and Jasmine is haunted. But not everyone agrees how to deal with the departed. As Jasmines hauntings increase in intensity, her resentment builds. Why is her Mami so secretive about her past? Why is she the center of such a terrible vortex of supernatural activity? And why hasnt her Papi ever reached out to her since he passed?

In order to face her ghostsboth internal and externalJasmine must come to terms with her own history.

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