THE SPECTACLE EMANATION OF GHOST CHILDREN
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Losing her life and not wanting to go in the light in order to stay with her grieving father, because his sorrowful tears press a deprivation hold on her untimely death. Still, she is seeing that her father cannot acknowledge her presence. So she set out into the world and
while viewing the world and learning how to cope as a young ghost, and with the other ghosts that she has come in contact with while traveling the world to stop abusive parents
There are some drama, love, and tears along the way; but through it all meeting new and exciting friends to share her journey with the never-ending kind of friendship, while her father copes with his daughter untimely demise, and trying to move on with his life, while overseeing an already made family which he has another daughter who can see the ghost of her dead sister.
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