Description: "When Edmund, a seizure-alert dog who thinks he is British, gets adopted by an aspiring ghost hunter, he must help his new owner solve a 1920s mystery in the Grand Canyon with his ghost-seeing abilities"-- Provided by publisher.
Review Quotes: Combined with historical facts about the Grand Canyon and Edmund demonstrating the skills a service dog is capable of, this book delivers an appealing blend of topics and genres. A delight for dog lovers with some wonderfully tender moments.
--Kirkus Reviews
--Publishers Weekly Provides rich opportunities for discussion around how stories can braid together history, folklore, and contemporary challenges like chronic illness or PTSD.
--School Library Journal Edmund is utterly charming, with Hughes' pencil sketches bringing him to life in his fluffy, sweet-eyed glory. The mystery is compelling and the danger feels real, with Edmund and Willy traversing the canyon and learning of the many deaths that have taken place there; an afterword offers notes on the historical basis for many of their encounters. Bowling's story is also a moving tale of finding purpose and making space for grief and love. Good for independent readers or classroom read-alongs.
--Booklist