A House Called Awful End
A House Called Awful End by Philip Ardagh is a whimsical tale published by Scholastic in 2003, featuring 119 pages in English. The story follows eleven-year-old Eddie Dickens, who is taken in by his eccentric great-uncle and great-aunt after his parents become “a bit crinkly round the edges.” As Eddie navigates his new life, he encounters a series of adventures that include strolling actors, a peculiar orphanage, and a carnival float designed like a giant cow.
Readers will find a blend of humor and eccentricity as Eddie’s journey unfolds. The narrative explores themes of family and adventure, showcasing the quirky dynamics of his new guardians and the unusual situations he faces. With its engaging storyline, this book invites readers into a world filled with odd characters and unexpected events, making it a unique addition to children’s literature.
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When eleven-year-old Eddie Dickens’s ill parents become “a bit crinkly round the edges,” he is taken by his great-uncle and great-aunt, Mad Uncle Jack and Mad Aunt Maude, and embarks on adventures that involve strolling actors, St. Horrid’s Home for Grateful Orphans, and a carnival float shaped like a giant cow.
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