Strange Star
By Emma Carroll
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Synopsis
In 1816, during a stormy night at Villa Diodati, Lord Byron and his guests, including Mary Shelley, gather to share ghost stories. Their evening takes a chilling turn when a scarred girl collapses at their doorstep, claiming her sister was taken by Mary Shelley. As she recounts her harrowing tale, the line between fiction and reality blurs, revealing that sometimes, the truth is more terrifying than any story.
About the author
Emma Carroll is a popular British author who loves writing exciting stories set in the past. She is well known for her book 'Letters from the Lighthouse,' which takes readers on thrilling adventures. Emma used to be a teacher and enjoys inspiring children to use their imagination and discover the joy of reading.
Pages
231 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Published
2018
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