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The Colour of Darkness
Ruth Hatfield
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Description for The Colour of Darkness
Paperback. Danny O'Neill hasn't had a single good night's sleep in the year since he discovered the book of storms. Exhausted and a social outcast, he wishes only to escape the shadowy figure of Sammael who controls his dreams and nightmares. Series: The Book of Storms. Num Pages: 256 pages. BIC Classification: YFC. Category: (J) Children / Juvenile. Dimension: 130 x 197 x 21. Weight in Grams: 248.
A vibrant, powerful follow-up to the electrifying THE BOOK OF STORMS. Danny O'Neill hasn't had a single good night's sleep in the year since he discovered the book of storms. Exhausted and a social outcast, he wishes only to escape the shadowy figure of Sammael who controls his dreams and nightmares. Cath Carrera, from the other side of town, dreams of escaping her brutish father and spiteful step-family. So when she meets Barshin, a talking hare who offers her protection from her dad's latest violent rage, she doesn't think twice about going with him. ... Read more
A vibrant, powerful follow-up to the electrifying THE BOOK OF STORMS. Danny O'Neill hasn't had a single good night's sleep in the year since he discovered the book of storms. Exhausted and a social outcast, he wishes only to escape the shadowy figure of Sammael who controls his dreams and nightmares. Cath Carrera, from the other side of town, dreams of escaping her brutish father and spiteful step-family. So when she meets Barshin, a talking hare who offers her protection from her dad's latest violent rage, she doesn't think twice about going with him. ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Hot Key Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2015
Series
The Book of Storms
Condition
New
Number of Pages
256
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781471403002
SKU
V9781471403002
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About Ruth Hatfield
Ruth Hatfield is from Cambridge, although she travels around a bit as she is a field archaeologist by profession. It's a good job for inspiration! Ruth has been writing stories for most of her life just to please herself; however, what she loves to explore is the way in which imagination gives us limitless possibilities to ... Read more
Reviews for The Colour of Darkness
If dark, layered fantasy reminiscent of Susan Cooper and Alan Garner is your thing, then don't miss it
The Bookseller (Children's Previews)
Debut author Hatfield weaves a dark and twisted tale in the vein of Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book ... Hatfield creates an imaginative, whimsical world.
Publishers Weekly (Praise for THE BOOK OF STORMS) ... Read more
The Bookseller (Children's Previews)
Debut author Hatfield weaves a dark and twisted tale in the vein of Neil Gaiman's The Graveyard Book ... Hatfield creates an imaginative, whimsical world.
Publishers Weekly (Praise for THE BOOK OF STORMS) ... Read more