great-aunts

When she can not get her parents to pay any attention, Sophy shares her new-found ability to fly with her great aunt.

Twelve-year-old Lars Olafson's move to his great-aunt's farm near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, brings him friendship with the ghost of an eighteenth-century ancestor who recounts his adventures during the American Revolution, helping Lars adjust to his new home and playing a part in the search for a missing will.

While taking one last driving tour of Wyoming before moving out of state, eleven-year-old Angela accompanies her beloved seventy-eight-year-old great-aunt Hil to Yellowstone National Park, where Hil's strange behavior suggests she may be losing her sanity.

After Ombria's prince, Royce Greve, dies, he leaves his young son at the mercy of his ancient great-aunt, a woman who has plotted her rise to power in Ombria for far too many years to allow a little boy to stand in her way.

While visiting and caring for Great-Aunt Maria, Mig and Chris discover that their "helpless" relative has frightening powers.

While visiting his great-aunt, a young boy spends the afternoon being chased through the house by an assortment of creatures led by the Mouse King.

The peaceful life of a boy with dyslexia is interrupted when his great-aunt, who has a morbid fascination with ghosts and death omens, moves in.

Feeling somewhat abandoned by her mother, twelve-year-old Sage is sent to spend the summer at the Maine home of her great-aunts, where she learns about and begins to identify with her family's history.

Ben is having problems making sense of his life and fitting in at his high school, but when his Great-Aunt Frieda comes to visit, her stories about her childhood in Russia help Ben discover who he is and who he wants to be.

Som See helps her great-aunt prepare for death by finding her a good luck charm from her past.