Ghosts help with school and family troubles from "summary" of Dial a Ghost by Eva Ibbotson
The ghosts at 43 Lime Grove were a helpful lot, especially when it came to school and family troubles. They were always ready to lend a hand, or a spectral finger, to those in need. When Oliver was struggling with his schoolwork, the ghosts were there to guide him through the tricky problems and provide him with the answer he needed. They had a wealth of knowledge and experience, and they were more than happy to share it with the living residents of the house. Even when things got tough at home, the ghosts were there to offer comfort and support. They understood the complexities of family life, having experienced their fair share of drama and conflict when they were alive. Their presence was a source of solace for those who were feeling lost or alone. The ghosts' ability to help with school and family troubles was not limited to the human residents of the house. They were also able to assist their fellow spectral beings in times of need. Whether it was providing advice on haunting techniques or offering a sympathetic ear, the ghosts were always willing to lend a hand to those who required their assistance. In the end, the ghosts at 43 Lime Grove were more than just spooky apparitions. They were a source of wisdom, comfort, and companionship for all who resided within the walls of the house. Their willingness to help with school and family troubles was just one of the many ways in which they made themselves indispensable to those who called the house their home.
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