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Fire and Hemlock

BookPaperback
Ranking124312inSchulbücher
CHF16.90

Description

In the mind of a lonely, imaginative girl, who can tell where fiction ends and reality begins? An epic fantasy, spanning nine years...

The fire and hemlock photograph above Polly's bed sparks memories in her that don't seem to exist any more. Halloween; nine years ago; she gatecrashed a funeral party at the big house and met Thomas Lynn for the first time.

Despite the fact that he's an adult, they struck up an immediate friendship, and began making up stories together - stories in which Tom is a great hero, and Polly is his assistant. The trouble is, these scary adventures have a nasty habit of coming true...

But what has happened in the years between?
Why has Tom been erased from Polly's mind, and from the rest of the world as well? Gradually Polly uncovers the awful truth and, at Halloween nine years on, realises that Tom's soul is forfeit to demonic powers unless she can save him.
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ISBN/GTIN978-0-00-675519-7
Product TypeBook
BindingPaperback
Publishing date05/06/2000
Pages400 pages
LanguageEnglish
SizeWidth 130 mm, Height 197 mm, Thickness 25 mm
Weight290 g
Article no.1509846
CatalogsBuchzentrum
Data source no.23279694
Product groupSchulbücher
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Author

DIANA WYNNE JONES was born in August 1934 in London, where she had a chaotic and unsettled childhood against the background of World War II. The family moved around a lot, finally settling in rural Essex. As children, Diana and her two sisters were deprived of a good, steady supply of books by a father, 'who could beat Scrooge in a meanness contest'. So, armed with a vivid imagination and an insatiable quest for good books to read, she decided that she would have to write them herself.
Fire and Hemlock