Ghostgirl: Homecoming Hurley, Tonya

Charlotte Usher thought dying was the hardest part. Turns out, being dead is just as complicated — especially when you're stuck haunting your high school while trying to get your crush to notice you. In this darkly comic sequel, Charlotte's finally adjusted to the afterlife, but now she's got a new problem: helping the living while navigating the politics of the dead. Tonya Hurley serves up teen angst with a gothic twist, blending Tim Burton-esque visuals with sharp humor about popularity, identity, and what it means to truly belong. It's less weepy ghost story, more snarky supernatural soap opera with actual bite. For fans of quirky YA fantasy who like their afterlife with a side of attitude, or anyone who ever felt invisible in high school and wished they could haunt their enemies.