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978-0953354306Something Amiss on the Moor
Something Amiss on the Moor
Publisher Atlantic Books
Genre: Children's & YA
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Book Condition & Notes
Fine first edition with slight bruising to The top and bottom of the spine. In a near-fine, unclipped dust jacket with similar bruising on the spine and a few scratches on the back.
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About the book
A mysterious graphic narrative set on the Cornish Moors which tells the story of three strange children and a peculiar journey they take across the barren windswept moors. The story is narrated in verse by a poet who follows their journey, observing seemingly significant meetings with characters who inhabit the moorland and sees the children visiting ancient locations, which all appear to point towards some underlying meaning.
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About the Author
Stephen Braund
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