Most Popular Books by Margaret Buffie

Tells the joined stories of Cass, whose father remarried a woman with a nasty, ill-tempered daughter; and Beatrice, who more than a century earlier explores her own problems through a journal that connects both girls.

"Fifteen-year-old Addy is afraid to take even one step out of the house. A compelling, supernatural thriller about a girl caught in the grip of agoraphobia from the award-winning author" Cf. Our choice, 1999-2000

This riveting young adult Gothic novel by award-winner Margaret Buffie explores themes of trauma and identity.

When her family moves to a guest ranch in Alberta after the death of her younger brother, sixteen year old Jessica slowly becomes aware of a ghostly link between her mother''s grief and a long-ago tragedy at Willow Creek Ranch.

YA. Fantasy, intrigue. 11 yrs+

In this novel by Margaret Buffie, a family struggles to get back on their feet at an inherited lodge in cottage country, while 16-year-old Bernice learns to get a handle on her rage.

In the third book of The Watcher''s Quest Trilogy, Emma discovers inner strength she didn''t realize she had.

In this first book of the Watcher''s Quest trilogy, Emma is hurtled from her quiet farm life into strange worlds of intrigue and terror.

Fifteen-year-old Rachel MacCaw is angry. Her mother has walked out, her father is cross-country hauling in his huge rig, and she has been dumped on her Great Aunt Irene.

In this ghostly novel by Margaret Buffie, Rachel has always wanted to be like other kids ... until she finds out why she hears strange voices.

As a young girl gathers clues about a ghost''s identity, she finds ways to help her family. This compelling novel by Margaret Buffie returns in a deluxe 20th-anniversary edition.

Fifteen-year-old Lizzie digs up a pair of old glasses and finds out she can see ghosts from the past when she wears them.

Comme elle adore le faire et qu''elle le fait bien, Margaret Buffie superpose, entremêle deux trames, tentant de conserver à chacune son intérêt et d''en faire naître une troisième du mariage des deux. Elle s''amuse à ajouter des détails, à complexifier, à multiplier les rebondissements, parfois même forcés. Les deux trames sont intéressantes et leurs personnages bien campés, cependant elles se nuisent l''une et l''autre. Aux cinq membres singuliers de la famille Goodall s''ajoutent trois fantômes et un "doppelgänger", c''est beaucoup! Un roman un peu long, mais captivant. [SDM].