Eight Days
From as far back as she could remember, Casey could see ghosts. Casey's problems went beyond seeing ghosts, though. She was outcasted at school. Her sister, Molly, was an aspiring child star and thought she was better than Casey because of this. Then there was Casey's mother, who had never quite forgiven Casey for opting out of child stardom.
Casey's problems continue to grow when she encounters a ghost she never thought she would meet. This ghost, who Casey wants nothing to do with, forges a friendship with her and causes her to rethink several aspects of her life.
Then Casey faces the ultimate test. Does she choose to be selfless and go against what the ghost wants her to do, or does she look the other way and do as this ghost wants? She has only a second to think about this before she must carry out her decision. But what are the consequences of her actions?
Casey's problems continue to grow when she encounters a ghost she never thought she would meet. This ghost, who Casey wants nothing to do with, forges a friendship with her and causes her to rethink several aspects of her life.
Then Casey faces the ultimate test. Does she choose to be selfless and go against what the ghost wants her to do, or does she look the other way and do as this ghost wants? She has only a second to think about this before she must carry out her decision. But what are the consequences of her actions?