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Edsel Grizzler: Ghostly Shadows

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Edsel Grizzler: Ghostly Shadows

Edsel and his friend Jacq are digging a hole under the blazing Widen sun but they know why. The railway tunnel below their feet is also a mystery. And when they finally make their way to Grand City, the list of things they don’t know just gets longer and longer. Everything they see, everything they’re told, just makes them more confused.

Can Edsel keep the promise he made to Ben and the children of Verdada to rescue them? Why is the usually feisty Jacq suddenly so pale and forgetful? And who are the strange, ghostly figures that form wispy dreams with their bare hands?

In the final, thrilling instalment of the Edsel Grizzler trilogy, Edsel must not only find answers to all this and more — he must also go deep within, find his true self, and discover once and for all who he really is.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age11+
ISBN9780702238819
Published7/06/2011
Price Per CopyRRP $16.95
1–9 copies$15.25
10–19 copies$14.40
20+ copies$13.56
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James Roy

James Roy was born in the colony of New South Wales and was transported to the South Pacific as a young child, where he was raised by a family of kind-hearted missionaries. He managed to keep insanity at bay by storing his memories in a notebook, until such time as he was able to find his way back to New South Wales with the aid of a one-armed-fishing boat captain. Then, plagued by health, he turned to writing books for solace. He soon became known as a writer of high esteem, his first great success coming with Captain Mack, which won Honour Book in the 2000 Children’s Book Council Awards, and A Boat for Bridget, a Notable book in the same awards. He now lives in the Blue Mountains, and would be a recluse were if not for his wife, daughters, dog and sundry associates, whom he sees regularly. Ichabod Hart and the Lighthouse Mystery is his sixth book for young people

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