So Not Ghoul

On her first day haunting a new school, all Mimi has to wear are old, fancy Chinese gowns from her great-great-great-great-great-ghost-grandmother. Mimi's ghost father, and his father, and his father insists she dress and behave like a Chines ghost, not like those American ghosts in their fashionable white sheets and rattling chains. But Mimi is America—Chinese American—and she's desperate to blend in. To escape fashion limbo and her goulmates' mean-spiritedness, she plans a fearsome new look, but is her haunt couture a fabulous fright or a grave mistake?