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    A Winter's Ghost Story: A Ghostly World Quick Read Story
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    A Winter's Ghost Story: A Ghostly World Quick Read Story

    By Jonathan Harker

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    About this ebook

    Once upon a long time ago when out with her parents Christmas shopping a little girl catches sight of a strange little boy.

    On such a winter's evening filled with the merriment of townsfolk and festive cheer, a little girl is keen to discover more about the boy.

    He seemingly darts to and fro among the grown-ups, unaware of his nimble antics at taking a fallen bauble, dropped coloured ribbon and best of all a starry rosette, as they try to negotiate cart rutted snow drifts and the criss-crossing of horse drawn carriages.

    A little girl fascinated by the boy, who is he and how can he move so fast?

    A winter's ghost story set at the turn of year and a long time ago. A ghostly tale of a girl called Kloe and a mysterious boy called Benjamin.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 11, 2014
    ISBN9781291013108
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