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Authors
Reece Carter
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Deal The Lonely Lighthouse Of Elston-Fright
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Pages
352
Dimensions
129 x 198mm
Danger, darkness and a mysterious legacy unveiled in this magical seaside adventure by the bestselling author of A Girl Called Corpse.
Being a Lightkeeper is Very Serious Business.
Nobody in Elston-Fright believes in magic anymore. Well, nobody except for Flip Little, his nan and his friends: a girl called Corpse, a ghost called Girl and a very large spider called Simon.
But when Simon is spider-napped by ancient weather ghouls called the Poltergusts, Flip and his ghostly companions turn to the last Lightkeeper’s journals for answers. To rescue their friend, they will need to find and return the missing Light to the lighthouse, restoring its lost magic.
Only nothing in Elston-Fright is as it seems. Questions bubble up from the deep. Dark secrets come to light. And pretty soon, Flip and his friends learn that in order to save the future of Elston-Fright, they’ll first need to understand its past.
PRAISE FOR A GIRL CALLED CORPSE
‘Spooky, funny and magical.’ Jessica Townsend, New York Times bestselling author of Nevermoor
‘Think Roald Dahl by way of Tim Burton.’ Books+Publishing
‘I loved this book so much!’ Karen Foxlee, bestselling author of Dragon Skin and Lenny’s Book of Everything
‘An Australian-style Neil Gaiman.’ Sydney Morning Herald
‘Dramatic and spooky, with the most delightful lively voice.’ Amelia Mellor, bestselling author of The Grandest Bookshop in the World
‘Unique and soulful, this is a story about heart, in more ways than one.’ Sunday Telegraph
Being a Lightkeeper is Very Serious Business.
Nobody in Elston-Fright believes in magic anymore. Well, nobody except for Flip Little, his nan and his friends: a girl called Corpse, a ghost called Girl and a very large spider called Simon.
But when Simon is spider-napped by ancient weather ghouls called the Poltergusts, Flip and his ghostly companions turn to the last Lightkeeper’s journals for answers. To rescue their friend, they will need to find and return the missing Light to the lighthouse, restoring its lost magic.
Only nothing in Elston-Fright is as it seems. Questions bubble up from the deep. Dark secrets come to light. And pretty soon, Flip and his friends learn that in order to save the future of Elston-Fright, they’ll first need to understand its past.
PRAISE FOR A GIRL CALLED CORPSE
‘Spooky, funny and magical.’ Jessica Townsend, New York Times bestselling author of Nevermoor
‘Think Roald Dahl by way of Tim Burton.’ Books+Publishing
‘I loved this book so much!’ Karen Foxlee, bestselling author of Dragon Skin and Lenny’s Book of Everything
‘An Australian-style Neil Gaiman.’ Sydney Morning Herald
‘Dramatic and spooky, with the most delightful lively voice.’ Amelia Mellor, bestselling author of The Grandest Bookshop in the World
‘Unique and soulful, this is a story about heart, in more ways than one.’ Sunday Telegraph
