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LAURA CECIL
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Literary agent for children's books
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THE BEAST OF WHIXALL MOSS by Pauline Fisk |
Age range: 11 plus |
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"For a brief instant, the head stared back. Even at a distance, Jack would see its bright blue eyes, glinting at him like finely cut jewels. Then - he couldn't think of any other way of putting it - then the eyes seemed to smile, as if his watching it was all right. The beast turned back into the long, wet grass, and the girl turned towards it, her face alive and bright - and Jack could quite see why. The beast was fabulous. In all his life, nothing had prepared him for a thing like this." |
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At the age of eleven, Jack is resigned to his world. So what if he can never satisfy his mother’s desire for perfection and his brother can? So what if he’s lonely out on Whixall Moss, with nobody living nearby and nothing to do? |
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Rights : Laura Cecil |
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“A strange but evocative blend of myth and adventure” |
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