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10 mai 2016

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9781785911460

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English

When Jess sees the old Town Hall on fire, she takes some photographs. But when she looks at them, she sees a woman standing on the roof of the burning building. Is this a photographic trick or something more sinister?This book is part of the Breakouts series. It is perfect for readers who have gained a bit more confidence in reading and who are after a more challenging read, but who aren't yet ready for longer, more demanding reads.

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Publié par

Ransom Publishing Limited

Date de parution

10 mai 2016

Nombre de lectures

EAN13

9781785911460

Langue

English

ï dîdn’t answer. ï was starîng at te ina poto. ï “ grîpped te tabe, igtîng te waves o nausea tat came over me.

‘Wat’s up?’ asked ewîs. ‘You ook as î you’ve seen a gost!’ He eant orward and peered at ît. ‘Wow!’ e wîspered. ”

The Witch’s Daughter by Jill Atkins

Published by Ransom Publishing Ltd. Unit 7, Brocklands Farm, West Meon, Hampshire GU32 1JN, UK www.ransom.co.uk

ISBN 978 178591 146 0 First published in 2016

A CIP catalogue record of this book is available from the British Library.

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THE WITCH’S DAUGHTER

Jill Atkins

ONE

Normay, wen my bîg broter Jos comes ome rom work, e wanders în and sumps down în te kîtcen wît a can o coke. hîs tîme ît was dîferent. He was red în te ace as î e’d run a maraton, and e was gaspîng or breat.

‘Wat’s up?’ ï asked.

‘ït’s te Town Ha,’ e panted. ‘ït’s on ire. here’s caos în town. hey’ve cosed te Hîg Street.’

ï sprang rom my caîr and dased to te wîndow. We can’t see te centre o town rom our ouse, but even toug ît wasn’t quîte dark, tere was a strange orange gow over te ouses opposîte.

‘ï can see ît!’ ï souted. ‘Wow! ït must be some ire!’

‘ït îs … and te woe town îs tere gawpîng at ît.’

ï et a sudder soot rîgt troug me. he Town Ha was îconîc. ï’ve aways oved îts întrîcatey carved stonework, te market pace underneat îts arces and îts centra cock tower. Standîng în te mîdde o te Hîg Street or undreds o years, ît was part o our town and part o everybody wo as ever îved ere. ï ad to go and see te ire or myse.

‘ï’m goîng down tere,’ ï saîd, as ï pued on my jacket.

‘ït’s cuckîng out eat îke an eruptîng vocano. Don’t get too cose.’

‘Jos!’ ï pued a ace. Just because e’s ive years oder

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