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1993 (Nos. 5–14) · summer vacation, 1990s

The Ghost Next Door

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Hannah suspects the new boy next door is a ghost

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Quick recap

Hannah is bored on summer break in Greenwood Falls when a new boy, Danny, moves into the house next door, which seemed empty. He keeps disappearing, and Hannah suspects he's a ghost. Danny falls in with two troublemakers who vandalize Mr. Chesney's place. When Hannah confronts him, his hand passes through her chest. The truth lands midway: Hannah is the ghost, killed years ago with her family in a fire started by her own campfire. The boys set Mr. Chesney's house ablaze, Danny gets trapped, and Hannah goes in to save him. Then she slowly fades, hearing her parents call her, and asks Danny not to forget her.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesThe sad one

    Stine has called this one of his saddest books.

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  2. Behind the scenesLate to TV

    It wasn't adapted until S4, the 1995 show's final season, as a two-parter (eps. 3 and 4).

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