Beautiful artwork and an intriguing, creepy storyline. The basic plot reminded me of Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol, although this one is much shorter and has a younger target audience. It also has an art/drawing/creativity theme that differentiates it from Brosgol's book. I recently purchased this book for my library's juvenile graphic novel collection, and took I a closer look at it the other day because a grandma was concerned that it's too scary. But I'm confident that it's appropriate for a 3rd-5th grade audience, and that a reader who goes through the story from beginning to end will understand that this is a ghost story long before reaching the spooky parts.