The Land of Neverendings
By Kate Saunders
Emily’s dreams bring talking toys, strange messages and one impossible question: is Smockeroon real?
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What is The Land of Neverendings about?
After the death of her sister Holly, Emily is surprised by how much she misses Holly's teddy bear, Bluey. She used to create stories about Bluey's adventures in the magical land of Smockeroon. When Emily starts dreaming of talking toys visiting her, claiming to be from Smockeroon with messages from Bluey, she begins to wonder if this imaginary world could be real. Could there truly be a place where endings don't exist?
About the author
Kate Saunders was a much-loved British author who wrote exciting and magical stories for children. She is best known for her book "Five Children on the Western Front", which is inspired by the classic stories of E. Nesbit. Kate Saunders's books are full of adventure, imagination, and wonderful characters that readers enjoy.
Pages
336 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2018
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