First review, Sheila Wood, Books for Students July 1999
Michael Lawrences The Poltergoose is wacky and streetwise without being
threatening. When Jiggy McCue moves house strange things happen and, despite
the scepticism of his friends Pete and Angie, they need to find out more and
thats when the trouble starts.

The humour, exposure of the peculiarities of grown-ups, and a ghost, give this
book definite boy-appeal.

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Somethings after Jiggy McCue! Something big and angry and invisible.
Something which hisses and flaps and stabs his bum and generally tries to make
his life a misery. Where did it come from? And, more importantly, will Jiggy
and Co ever be able to make the poltergoose go away?