The House of Horrors - Halloween Madness, #2

Name: The House of Horrors
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Author: Marnie Atwell
ISBN: 9781386776925

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Marnie Atwell

Relay Publishing
Paru le : 26/12/2017

Briella uses Scout's pencils to sketch some props for their surprise Halloween party for the Gatherers. Her magic is still on the fritz and she is relying... > Lire la suite

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Briella uses Scout's pencils to sketch some props for their surprise Halloween party for the Gatherers. Her magic is still on the fritz and she is relying on Scout's magic to bring her sketches off the page to 3D status. When Scout uses her magic on a picture of a scary house, the fairies are thrilled with the result.. While exploring the interior of the building, Scout realises just how talented Briella is.
Hidden amongst the layers are creatures drawn in intricate detail designed to scare the pants off those who come across them. An unforeseen incident causes the release of Briella's magic, creating mayhem and terror. This book is 21, 000 words and is book 2 of 6 in the Halloween Madness Series.

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Date de parution : 26/12/2017
Editeur : Relay Publishing
Collection : Halloween Madness
ISBN : 978-1-386-77692-5
EAN : 9781386776925
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Marnie Atwell

I am an Australian author who lives in South-East QLD with my husband and two children. I love reading, writing, playing the keyboard and anything from the fantasy genre. The creative streak that runs through my psyche has entertained my family on many occasions. I love regaling them with stories from my dream world. I have spent many years as a teacher aide helping underprivileged students with basic numeracy and literacy skills.
It is through my work at our local high school that I realised there are a lot of youth who are unable to read to an appropriate level. This newfound knowledge encouraged me to believe that some of the stories I shared with my family might be interesting enough to encourage some of these students to begin the journey as a reader. It is my hope that these students are able to overcome their difficulties with language and become life-long readers.