1993 Mandy
By Incorporated John Wiley & Sons
Genres
What is 1993 Mandy about?
Mandy, a ten-year-old orphan, yearns for a place to call her own. Venturing beyond the orphanage walls, she discovers a deserted cottage in the woods. Secretly, she transforms it into her sanctuary, 'borrowing' items from the orphanage to make it homely. However, when she falls ill during a stormy night at the cottage, her secret is at risk of being uncovered. This heartfelt tale explores themes of longing, independence, and the true meaning of home.
About the author
John Wiley & Sons is a well-known publishing company that creates books for learning, discovery and professional skills. It publishes the popular For Dummies series, which explains big ideas in a friendly, simple way. Wiley also makes books about science, technology, business and many other subjects, helping readers learn something new every day.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2000
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