The Secret Railway
Published on 3. March 2016
Book
Paperback/Softback
160 pages
978-0-19-274554-5 (ISBN)
Description
The Kingdom of Izzambard is in trouble. Big trouble.
Griselda, the Master Clockmaker, has stopped time and released her mechanical birds to spread chaos and misery. They spy on anyone who might believe in the old ways of magic and laughter and the whole kingdom lives in fear.
Brother and sister, Leo and Ella Leggit are clever enough and brave enough to stop Griselda and her birds - they just don't know it yet. But when a magical train puffs into their lives, driven by the mysterious Bartholomew Buckle, all that changes . . .
Will Leo and Ella be able to bring magic back to Izzambard once again and get home in time for fish fingers?
Hop on board The Secret Railway to find out!
Griselda, the Master Clockmaker, has stopped time and released her mechanical birds to spread chaos and misery. They spy on anyone who might believe in the old ways of magic and laughter and the whole kingdom lives in fear.
Brother and sister, Leo and Ella Leggit are clever enough and brave enough to stop Griselda and her birds - they just don't know it yet. But when a magical train puffs into their lives, driven by the mysterious Bartholomew Buckle, all that changes . . .
Will Leo and Ella be able to bring magic back to Izzambard once again and get home in time for fish fingers?
Hop on board The Secret Railway to find out!
Reviews / Votes
'I really, really enjoyed this story about a brother and sister who discover a secret railway next to their new house.' * Bookwitch *More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Illustrations
B/W
Dimensions
Height: 198 mm
Width: 126 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
116 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-19-274554-5 (9780192745545)
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Wendy spent many years teaching English Literature at Oxford University but took a little break so that she could concentrate on writing children's books. Only the little break turned into a BIG break and, though she's back teaching at university, she LOVES writing for children and really can't stop!