The House on the Brink
The House on the Brink by John Gordon, published by Penguin in 1972, is a children’s book that invites readers into a world of mystery and adventure. Spanning 186 pages, this edition explores the journey of a teenager who, while following a peculiar trail in the marsh, becomes entangled in the legend of King John’s lost treasure. As he navigates his surroundings, he begins to uncover the enigmatic forces at play in his town.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines elements of folklore with the protagonist’s personal discoveries. The story delves into themes of exploration and the impact of local legends, as the teenager grapples with the haunting tales that shape his community. This edition provides a captivating glimpse into the interplay between myth and reality, making it a notable addition to the genre of children’s literature.
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When a teenager follows a strange trail in the marsh, he finds himself haunted by the legend of King John’s lost treasure and increasingly aware of mysterious undercurrents in the town where he lives.
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