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  • 224

    Pages
  • 9780552550536

    ISBN
  • 129 mm

    Width
  • 198 mm

    Height
  • 200 gram

    Weight
  • GHOST

    Edition
  • PAPERBACK

    Binding
  • 5 FEBRUARY 2004

    Publish Date
  • 13 mm

    Spine Width

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    Description

    'If you harm this house, it will kill you'The protagonist of the story is twelve-year-old Maggi. Since the death of her mother two years earlier, Maggi has had to take care of her demanding twin brothers while her father, devastated by his grief, drifts listlessly through life. Then a letter arrives asking Dad to oversee the renovation of a crumbling stately home in Cheshire. When they first move to the house it seems a wonderful new start for them all. The job renews Dad's enthusiasm for life, the twins revel in their new surroundings and Miss MacFarlane, the house's eccentric...  Read More

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    Robert Westall

    Robert Westall was born in North Shields, Northumberland, England in 1929.

    His first published book The Machine Gunners (1975) which won him the Carnegie Medal is set in World War Two when a group of children living on Tyneside retrieve a machine-gun from a crashed German aircraft. He won the Carnegie Medal again in 1981 for The Scarecrows, the first writer to win it twice. He won the Smarties Prize in 1989 for Blitzcat and the Guardian Award in 1990 for The Kingdom by the Sea. Robert Westalls books have been published in 21 different countries and in 18 different languages, including Braille.

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