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Praise for Spirit's Key. A delightfully original plot . . . The island setting is unique, and the people that inhabit it are well worth getting to know. School Library Journal. An inventive story with a fresh setting and an upstanding moral compass. Kirkus Reviews. As compelling as it is inventive, Edith Cohn's Spirit's Key dangles magical charms before the reading mind. Surely a new classic. Rita Williams-Garcia, Newbery Honor Award-winning author of One Crazy Summer Spirit's Key will sweep you away to an island of wonder and mystery. A beautifully imagined debut that enchants, surprises, and tugs hard at your heart, this is a magical story of overcoming loss and believing in the gifts of both the past and the future. Nova Ren Suma, author of Imaginary Girls Psychics, ghost dogs and mystery galore. Cohn has told a story like no other. Barbara O'Connor, author of How to Steal a Dog. --Various

By now, twelve-year-old Spirit Holden should have inherited the family gift: the ability to see the future. But when she holds a house key in her hand like her dad does to read its owner's destiny, she can't see anything. Maybe it's because she can't get over the loss of her beloved dog, Sky, who died mysteriously. Sky was Spirit's loyal companion, one of the wild dogs that the local islanders believe possess dangerous spirits. As more dogs start dying and people become sick, too, almost everyone is convinced that these dogs and their spirits are to blame-except for Spirit. Then Sky's ghost appears, and Spirit is shaken. But his help may be the key to unlocking her new power and finding the cause of the mysterious illness before it's too late.