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Fingers

William Sleator
3.7
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Pages
208
Year
2006
Language
English
Publisher
Tor Publishing Group

About

Eighteen-year-old Sam has always been jealous of his younger brother, Humphrey, the famous "wonder child" pianist. But now, that Humphrey is fifteen, the one-time child prodigy isn't able to get any more bookings. Sam's mother refuses to accept that Humphrey's career is over and devises a scheme to recapture his fame: Sam will compose "new works" by a long dead gypsy composer, and they will tell the world that the composer is dictating the music to Humphrey from the grave. The scheme is a wild success-until some ghostly occurrences convince Sam that the spirit of the dead composer has actually taken over Humphrey's fingers. Have Sam and his family unleashed a force from beyond the grave?

Related Subjects

  • Horror
  • Young Adult Fiction
  • General
  • Fantasy
  • Siblings
  • Family

Reviews

"Highly suspenseful, with effective touches of humor."
School Library Journal on Fingers
"A throat-clutching novel."
Publishers Weekly on Fingers
"Well-paced supernatural tale with a sense of humor."
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner on Fingers

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