Does the book contain anything that teachers would wish to know about before recommending in class (strong language, sensitive topics etc.

The heroine, 11-year-old orphan Laura Marlin, has been rescued from the children's home by her mysterious uncle, Calvin Redfern.

I thought he was interesting because in the beginning he looked like a normal person who might have had a very bad past and moved in to start a new life but then it turns out that he is actually a detective undercover and solving a mystery. Cornwall is a brilliant setting for all sorts of stories, with that dramatic coastline and windswept moor. This book is full of adventure and mystery with a plot full of twists, clues and puzzles that lead to a surprising ending.

You'll have an opinion on all of them, especially Laura Marlin herself, who is an incredibly passionate, intelligent and brave young girl. With the help of her adopted, brave, three-legged Siberian Huskey, Skye, can she solve all these mysteries? Kirsty Jenkins loves the allotment her grandfather lovingly tends and, just before he dies, he asks Kirsty to look after it for him. Choisissez n'importe quel titre de notre collection inégalée, y compris des best-sellers et nouveautés.

After walking the shore and getting my feet wet enjoying the view I found a nice log to sit and enjoy. I took time to pick out the overarching themes and sections within the book and to particularly express some of the visual elements say Laura’s husky Skye’s eyes looking like x-ray blue to the variety of messages along the coast left for and by Laura, and the colours of St. Of course, we can’t ignore the fact that this is a children’s book – and with a main character aged 11, it is probably targetting 8-10 year olds as its main audience.