The Wind in the Wall
By Sally Gardner
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Synopsis
In 18th-century England, a gardener is tasked by the Duke to cultivate prize-winning pineapples. Failing, he is replaced by the enigmatic Mr Amicus, who mysteriously succeeds. Suspicious, the gardener investigates and discovers a caged woman at the heart of Amicus's success. Their encounter leads to a granted wish, but the gardener's choice ensnares him in an unforeseen fate. This cautionary tale, rich with myth and fairy tale elements, warns readers to be careful what they wish for.
About the author
Sally Gardner is a talented British author who loves to create magical and exciting stories for young readers. She is best known for her award-winning book 'Maggot Moon' and the delightful 'Wings & Co' series. Sally enjoys inspiring children to use their imaginations and believes that reading can open doors to amazing adventures.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
Published
2019
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