Nicholas Mickelby
Nicholas Mickelby by D. P. Walton, published by AuthorHouse in August 2005, is a 324-page work written in English. This narrative follows the adventures of Nicholas Mickelby and his family as they travel across the continent. With his father working as an event coordinator, Nicholas, along with his family and their Scottish Collie, Fern, encounters various thrilling experiences in Crescent City, where they are pursued by the ominous figure known as The Shadow.
Readers will find a blend of action and adventure as Nicholas and his friends, Jason and Isaak, embark on a quest filled with hidden treasures, caves, and a kite fair. The story presents a mix of excitement and suspense as they navigate challenges posed by thieves, bullies, and their cantankerous neighbor, Mrs. Rumble. This edition captures the essence of a thrilling journey, inviting readers to join Nicholas in his escapades and look forward to his next adventure, “Stranded on Dolphin Island.”
Official synopsis Publisher
In the story of “Nicholas Mickelby: Shadow at Lighthouse Point,” D. P. Walton put a lot of his curiosity and independence into Nicholas, the main character. Nicholas roams the continent with his family. His dad, an event coordinator, travels abroad during the year as he takes Nicholas, Sis, Mrs. Mickelby, and Fern – their Scottish Collie to many different places. There are plenty of opportunities for adventure in Crescent City. The Shadow, a tall, scary lighthouse watchman, keeps them running. Hidden treasure, caves, and a kite fair are just some of the excitement. Nicholas, with his summer time friends, Jason and Isaak, spy and search for the truth. It is fun, yet scary, in an exciting chase from thieves, bullies, and an old, mean, Mrs. Rumble, a grouchy neighbor, right to the fiery climax!
Watch for Nicholas’s next adventure, “Stranded on Dolphin Island!”
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