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When my sister Thea told me a ghost was haunting New Mouse City's subway tunnels, I knew I had to get the scoop for The Rodents Gazette! So I set off with Thea, Trap, and my assistant editor Pinky Pick. We soon discovered that Sally Ratmousen, the editor of The Daily Rat, was also on the trail of the mysterious ghost. But we were all in for the fright of our wee mouse lives... because the ghost turned out to be a cat!
About the Author
Geronimo Stilton was born in New Mouse City, Mouse Island. He is Rattus Emeritus of Mousomorphic Literature and Neo-Ratonic Comparative Philosophy. In his spare time, Mr. Stilton collects antique cheese rinds and plays golf. But what he most enjoys is telling stories to his nephew Benjamin.
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Hall of Fame edition to the collection of Geronimo Stilton, April 24 2006
By Jeep Girl - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Geronimo Stilton #13: The Phantom of the Subway (Paperback)
This was a great book read for my 9 year old son, he said it was super funny, filled with adventure, sarcasm and jokes. Gernonimo seems to get himself into all kinds of real life scenarios with drama and weighted judgement calls that always seem to offer less then desirable consequences. He's constantly questioning himself and learning along the way of the fabric he's made of. I love this series and have collected almost every book. This is definitely one to own.
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the phantom OF THE SUBWAY, July 2 2009
By dream factory - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Geronimo Stilton #13: The Phantom of the Subway (Paperback)
smokin swiss cheese there was a ghost haunting new mouse citys subway tunnels. my whiskers were trembling with terror at the thought of it but i knew i had to get the scoop for the rodens gazette. so i set off to investigate. little did i know that i was in for the fright of my life because the ghost turned out to be a cat.
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School Book Review, Mar 3 2005
A Kid's Review - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Geronimo Stilton #13: The Phantom of the Subway (Paperback)
Have you ever almost gotten run over by a subway? I read a book about a mouse who almost got run over by a subway. The book was called The Phantom of the Subway by G. Stilton. Geronimo is almost run over by the subway. Geronimo is underground and he is scared of a giant cat. A funny part in the book is when Geronimo hits his head on Trap's hip. This is a great book because it is very funny. I think the author shared that some people have secrets and they want to tell you but they forget to tell, so don't be afraid to ask. You should read this book to see if Geronimo ever gets eaten by a cat.
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