The Twelfth Floor Kids
By Ruth Symes
A lift’s frightening secret sends twelve-floor children racing upstairs—but will their parents believe them?
lively · humorous · imaginative · accessible
Genres
What is The Twelfth Floor Kids about?
When the children living on the twelfth floor see something frightening in the lift, they decide the stairs are safer—even though there are twelve floors to climb. At home, their parents listen to the astonishing story over tea, but do they believe it? With a pantomime at Beechtree Flats that evening, the family has plenty to think about. Ruth Symes’s lively, accessible story blends a child’s vivid imagination with everyday family life, inviting readers to decide what really happened in the lift.
About the author
Ruth Symes is a talented author who has written many exciting books for children, including the popular 'Bella Donna' series about a girl who is learning to be a witch. Ruth loves animals and often includes magical adventures in her stories. She hopes her books inspire children to use their imagination and enjoy reading.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2007
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