Books were frequently read out loud there to young children. And after every reading, the children would go berserk. They would break things, belt all around the room, and smack people. For several weeks, the weird behavior was manifested by the kids. But then, an adult also started to display that behavior.
Cornell Whittaker Number 2, the owner of the library at that time, hypothesized that the thing prompting all this behavior somehow related to the spirit world. He proposed that a spirit had invaded the library.
Of course, he was scorned for his proposal, but evidence started to accumulate that this was the case. Bad behavior intensified into deaths. Children and adults died.
As George and Kate dredge up more and more information, the Whittaker library is in crisis. The First Lady is visiting the library in a few weeks. But the directors of the Whittaker library suspect that a demon is loose, and they have no idea how to combat it.
Can George and Kate ascertain how to defeat the monster, or will the monster claim more lives, including the First Lady's life?
This seems very interesting Chinmaey! I read your first blog post and was slightly intrigued by the plot and this second post has really sparked my interest. The mystery factor that seems to be setting into the story along with the previous description of the setting has definitely caught my attention. I have really enjoyed previous books written by Edward Bloor and look forward to reading Story Time!
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