My Friend Walter
My Friend Walter by Michael Morpurgo, published by Mammoth in 1989, is a captivating tale that invites readers into a world of mystery and intrigue. This edition, written in English and spanning 156 pages, follows ten-year-old Bess and her Aunt Ellie as they respond to a mysterious invitation that leads them to the Tower of London. The story unfolds with a series of unusual events, centering around a stranger in a black coat whose presence significantly impacts Bess and her family.
Readers will find a blend of juvenile fiction and elements of horror as the narrative explores themes of royalty and ghost stories. The plot delves into the unsettling influence of the stranger on Bess’s family, creating an atmosphere filled with suspense and curiosity. This book is suitable for primary and intermediate levels, making it an engaging read for young audiences interested in tales that intertwine the supernatural with everyday life.
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When a mysterious invitation comes to the Throckmorton family, ten-year-old Bess and her Aunt Ellie are the only family from their part of the country who can attend. But Bess’s visit to the Tower of London is just the start of a series of unusual events. Who is the stranger in the black coat who is so keen to talk to Bess and why does he prove to have such a disturbing influence over the lives of all her family? Suggested level: primary, intermediate.
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