The House on Falling Star Hill
The House on Falling Star Hill by Michael Molloy, published by Chicken House in 2004, is a captivating tale that invites readers into the peculiar village of Enton. With 379 pages, this edition explores the strange occurrences that Tim Swift and his dog, Josh, encounter upon their arrival. The narrative raises intriguing questions about the weeping woman who roams the streets at midnight and the enigma surrounding the lack of flowers, all of which are connected to the mysterious house on Falling Star Hill.
Readers will find a blend of juvenile fiction and elements of fantasy and magic as they delve deeper into the story. The book presents a rich tapestry of mystery and adventure, encouraging exploration of the village’s secrets. As Tim uncovers the truth behind the oddities of Enton, the themes of curiosity and discovery unfold, making for an engaging reading experience.
Official synopsis Publisher
There was something odd about the village of Enton – Tim Swift felt it the moment he arrived with his dog, Josh. Who is the weeping woman who wanders the streets at midnight? Why do flowers not grow? And what secrets link them to the mysterious house on Falling Star Hill?
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