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Product details
- ISBN 9780552564984
- Weight: 182g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2011
- Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Imagine meeting Henry VIII and finding he's madly in love with you!
One lazy summer afternoon Abigail persuades Lauren and Marina to experiment with a homemade ouija board. The girls don't seriously expect the séance to work and are shocked when the glass starts moving, but that's nothing to the shock they get when they realise they have summoned up the spirit of a long-dead randy royal - Henry VIII. The trouble really begins when Henry declares his love for the sultry Marina and starts behaving in a seriously sinister manner. Jealous and possessive, Henry sets about controlling the girls' lives and making a right royal nuisance of himself...
Friendship, first love and men behaving badly - this is a fantastically funny chick-lit read.
SUSAN DAVIS has worked as a library assistant, dinnerlady, museum guide, tourist information assistant and amateur astrologer. The author of many short stories for adults, which have been published widely in magazines and broadcast on BBC Radio 4, and the winner of the West Midlands Arts Literature Award in l998, two competitions for new writing run by Mslexia magazine, and the recipient of an Arts Council Award for her work THE HENRY GAME. She lives in Shropshire and has two grown-up children and one grandson.
