The Whitby Child
The Whitby Child by Robin Jarvis is a captivating tale published by Hodder Children’s in February 2001. This edition spans 423 pages and is presented in English. The story unfolds in the eerie setting of Whitby, where a mysterious dark shape emerges from the harbour, creeping through the deserted streets and leaving a trail of slime. As the narrative progresses, the character Ben experiences unsettling dreams, while Nelda the aufwader grapples with a significant secret that she must eventually disclose.
Readers will encounter a blend of suspense and intrigue as the plot develops around the enigmatic occurrences in Whitby. The narrative invites exploration of themes related to mystery and the supernatural, as Nelda’s secret looms over the unfolding events. This edition is suitable for intermediate and secondary levels, making it an engaging choice for those interested in literature and fiction that delves into the darker aspects of storytelling.
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In the depths of the night, a dark shape rises from the Whitby harbour and crawls along the deserted streets, leaving a trail of slime in its wake. And as Ben murmurs fitfully in his sleep, two glittering clusters of eyes stare keenly at the sleeping boy. Along the windswept shore, Nelda the aufwader nurses a terrible secret. It is only a question of time before she must reveal the truth. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.
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