Twelve-year-old Symphony Strange has had enough. Enough of the 'gruesome twosome' Phyllida and Suzette's mean 'tricks' because they don't see her as being posh enough, enough of St Bartholomew's School for Girls and most of all, enough of having no friends.
With headteacher Mrs Grabbit and all the other pupils in the twosome's menacing grip, Symphony can't see things ever changing. So she's mega happy when she gets a new neighbour and best friend in the shape of Annabatya de Vole, who is also joining their year. Okay, she may seem a bit odd and is batty about bats, but Symphony thinks Annabatya is amazing and she totally is, at absolutely everything, which sends 'the gruesome twosome' into a meltdown.
Promising trouble with a capital T, they threaten to snoop into Annabatya's father's top-secret work. Desperate to protect her new BFF, Symphony decides to play Phyllida and Suzette at their own game, but has she done more harm than good?
Sprache
Verlagsort
Market Harborough
Großbritannien
Verlagsgruppe
Zielgruppe
Für Kinder
Interest Age: From 9 to 11 years
Dateigröße
ISBN-13
978-1-80046-861-0 (9781800468610)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Suffolk-born Beverley Bowry loves dreaming up stories - especially ones that make people smile. She has a First Class English and Media degree, a diploma in Creative Writing and has written around eighty humorous columns for her local newspaper. She is the author of two children's novels; Charlie Palmer Says and Symphony Strange and the Amazing Annabatya de Vole.
