Gus was a Friendly Ghost by Jane Thayer
In a charming old country house, the Scott family spent their summers, unaware of their ghostly housemate, Gus, who resided in the attic. Gus, fond of the Scotts, entertained himself by making ghostly noises while staying unseen. The Scotts, not believing in ghosts but amused by the eerie sounds, would jokingly say, "There's our resident ghost again!" When autumn arrived, the Scotts left, leaving Gus feeling lonely. On a walk, he met a shivering mouse and invited him to stay for the winter. Gus became a gourmet chef for the mouse, preparing elaborate cheese platters while the mouse gave him companionship. Summer brought the Scotts back, much to the mouse's displeasure because he hates humans. Determined to get rid of them, the mouse caused mischief, scurrying through walls, nibbling food, and even chewing a pillow! Mr. Scott set traps, which Gus cleverly marked with warning signs to protect his little friend. Still, the mischievous mouse continued his anti...
