Mortimer’s Mine
Mortimer’s Mine by Joan Aiken is a 125-page novel published by BBC Children’s Books in 1995. This edition is written in English and is designed for young readers transitioning from picture books to more complex narratives. The story is inspired by the BBC puppet drama series featuring Arabel Jones and her pet raven, Mortimer, and revolves around the intriguing events that unfold when a mysterious hole appears in the garden of a neighboring property.
Readers will discover a narrative that blends elements of literature and fiction with touches of romance and historical context. The book presents a whimsical adventure that encourages young readers to engage with the text while exploring themes of curiosity and mystery. Through its accessible storytelling, Mortimer’s Mine serves as a bridge for children ready to delve into more demanding literary experiences.
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A simple novel intended for young readers who are ready to move on from picture books to something slightly more demanding. Based on the BBC puppet drama series featuring Arabel Jones and her pet raven, Mortimer, the story tells what happens when a mysterious hole appears in next-door’s garden.
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