The wildstorm curse
By Eve Wersocki Morris
A dyslexic playwright’s summer show awakens a centuries-old woodland secret—can stories save them?
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What is The wildstorm curse about?
Thirteen-year-old Kallie Tamm is determined to become a playwright, despite her dyslexia. At a summer theatre camp in the village of Wildstorm, she discovers that the group will perform a play written centuries ago by a woman accused of witchcraft. When unsettling events begin, Kallie and her new friends investigate the theatre’s dark history. Soon, an ancient creature awakens in the nearby woods, seeking revenge. To survive, the young performers must uncover the truth and use the power of storytelling.
About the author
Eve Wersocki Morris is a British author who loves writing spooky and magical stories for children. She is best known for her exciting book 'The Bird Singers', which is full of mystery and adventure. Eve enjoys inspiring young readers to use their imaginations and discover the magic in the world around them.
Pages
268 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2023
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