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Owl Light by Maggie Pearson
Review |
Content-Type |
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Fictional Story |
Description | |
"I'm going to be a werewolf!" said
Ellie.
Under the owl-light everything changes shape. Ellie disappears at night-time.
Could she really be the werewolf Hal dreads in his imagination?
The common is a wild, forbidden place, a place of mysterious sounds, home to
threatened badgers and the haunt of intriguing neighbours ... |
Summary |
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In some cases, the use of a badger in
literature can seem a bit staged, but this book provides an entertaining read -
especially for teenagers and young adults who enjoy an interesting and
adventurous read. Although it's Out Of Print, this book is still worth getting
hold of because it is a good little novel. AND, as the book says, A werewolf is
nothing to be afraid of... |
Written by |
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Maggie Pearson |
Illustrated by |
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Fred Pearson |
Photographs by |
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N/A |
Written in |
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1988 |
Last Revised in |
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1988 |
Size |
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177mm by 109mm (height by width) |
Pages |
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249 |
ISBN |
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0-340-65572-0 |
Publisher |
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Hodder Children's Books |
Copyright Owner |
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Maggie Pearson |
In Print? |
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Out of Print |
Review Date |
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28 February 2007 |
Front and Cover
Copyright |
Copyright in these images is retained
by their owners. Images are shown so you can see what the item looks like
or if you need inspiration to create your own original badger artwork. |
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