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Ghoul School TEACHING SPECIAL NEEDS Narisetti suggests that they shouldBea A. Fraid goes to an all ghoul school where students learn how to make haunted houses, paint terrifying pictures, and eat lady fingers and spare ribs for lunch. But Bea doesn't want to be scary; she wants to dance and sing and tell jokes, which frequently lands her in the principal's office. Find out how Bea becomes the scariest ghoul of all in this delightful Halloween caper for kids.