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About the book
A ghost story like no other—where humor and horror walk hand in hand.
Oscar Wilde's The Canterville Ghost is a delightful blend of comedy, satire, and the supernatural. When an American family moves into the grand but haunted Canterville Chase, they are warned of the resident ghost, Sir Simon. But instead of fear, they meet his hauntings with cheerful indifference and modern practicality, leaving the poor ghost frustrated, humiliated, and desperate.
Wilde transforms the traditional Gothic tale into a playful and thought-provoking story that explores themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the clash between old-world tradition and modern rationalism.
Why readers love this story:
A unique twist on the haunted house genre.
Combines wit, charm, and moral depth.
One of Wilde's most beloved and accessible works.
Perfect for readers who enjoy lighthearted supernatural tales.
Perfect for:
Fans of classic ghost stories with a humorous twist.
Readers of short stories and Gothic comedy.
Wilde enthusiasts exploring beyond The Picture of Dorian Gray.
A story that proves even ghosts have feelings—Click «Buy Now» to enjoy Wilde's timeless blend of laughter, chills, and charm!