Ghost Hunters Vol. 2

The second volume of a fantasy series based on the Korean myth about ghosts and monsters. Brothers Têdžu and Têhki move to their grandmother’s village, known as the village of spirits, guarded by five protective spirits. While Têhki sleeps, Têdžu explores the village and discovers a huge Monster Museum. There he meets a girl named Hêdžu, who claims she is the owner of the museum and tells him about ghosts and supernatural beings.

Têdžu, Hêdžu, and other hunters receive the assignment to go to the Bamboo Grove village, where the old master Chun’nim lives. The fragile calm of the village is broken by horrifying ghostly caterpillars. Chun’nim is ill and will soon retire, and alone he can’t handle the threat.

As the hunters search for ways to stop the ghostly caterpillars, they uncover magical items from the Bamboo Grove that can grant wishes—but they carry danger within them. Tension grows within the team, and the darkness draws nearer.

Can the hunters stand against evil and keep themselves intact?

This book is for children aged 10–12 who love fantasy and adventures, as well as for fans of Korean myths. It will also be interesting to parents looking for thrilling teen books, and to schoolchildren who enjoy stories about friendship and teamwork, and for fans of “The Girl with a Fox Tail.”