Blue Girl Horror Book Review

When Imogene, her mother, and her brother move to Newford, she   decides to reinvent herself-this time she won’t go looking for trouble. She   quickly gets to know two very different people. Maxine is a “good girl,”  following a strict life plan. Imogene helps Maxine loosen up and break a few   rules, and in turn Maxine keeps her on the straight and narrow. Imogene’s other   new friend is a little more unusual. His name is Adrian. He is a ghost. Adrian   was killed when he jumped off the   high school roof in 1998, and hasn’t left since. He has a huge crush on her—so   much so that he wants her to see the fairies that also haunt the school. The   fairies invade Imogene’s dreams, blurring the line between the unreal and the   real. When her imaginary childhood friend Pelly actually manifests, Imogene   knows something is terribly wrong. With Maxine, Adrian, and Pelly’s help,  Imogene challenges the dark forces of Faery. This compelling novel from Charles   de Lint, the acknowledged founder of the “urban fantasy” genre, is set in the   city of Newford, home to some of his best stories. After reading it, you will   want to live in Newford, too.