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A01=Diana Hendry
Author_Diana Hendry
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Category1=Kids
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fantasy
Format=BC
ghosts
goodnight mister tom
gothic
historical fiction
HMM=198
horror
IMPN=Corgi Childrens
ISBN13=9780552565691
michelle magorian
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paranormal
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PUB=Penguin Random House Children's UK
second world war
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Subject=Children's & Teenage Fiction & True Stories
supernatural
the world at war
vampires
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when hitler stole pink rabbit
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world war two
young adult

Product details

  • ISBN 9780552565691
  • Weight: 129g
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198 x 12mm
  • Publication Date: 04 Jul 2013
  • Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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The second world war is over in the quiet town of Norton. When wild, dangerous, break-all-the-rules Natalie arrives, thirteen-year-old Lizzie is drawn irresistibly to the new girl from the wrong side of the tracks. Desperate for Natalie’s friendship and respect, Lizzie soon discovers a side of the town – and of herself – that she had never imagined.

As the girls grow closer, Natalie and her strange, eerie brother, Philip, reveal a shocking secret. For Philip has a second sight, and all around them he sees evil - ‘left-over Nazis’ lying in wait until the time is right for revenge. Natalie and Philip believe it’s up to them to root these people out of Norton.

Lizzie is swept up in what starts as a thrilling game - but the consequences of Philip’s ‘gift’ quickly spiral into disaster.

A chilling, powerful tale from Whitbread Award-winner Diana Hendry.

Diana Hendry was born in Wirral and grew up by the sea. She has published more than forty books for children and teenagers. She won a Whitbread Award for Harvey Angell and a Scottish Arts Council Book Award for Harvey Angell Beats Time. One of her picture books, The Very Noisy Night, was adapted into a show by Blunderbus Theatre Company. Diana has also written four poetry collections for adults and children. She regularly tutors a group of teenagers at the Arvon Foundation's centre in Moniack Mhor. She lives in Edinburgh.

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