The Trespassers Club - E-book - ePub

Name: The Trespassers Club
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Author: Helen Vivienne Fletcher
ISBN: 9780473456900

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Trespassers Club was just supposed to be a game, but sometimes going places you shouldn't has consequences .Laura has always spent her free time playing Trespassers Club with her sister, Katy. But Katy just turned thirteen and isn't interested in playing games anymore. When their family moves suburbs, Laura discovers an old abandoned house on her street. It seems like the perfect hideout, but something - or rather someone - is already hiding inside.
Laura meets Jacob, a runaway teen in a lot of trouble. Who is Jacob and what is he hiding from .Will Laura get herself into trouble if she gets involved?

Date de parution

01/10/2018
Editeur

Frogs-in-NZ Limited
ISBN

978-0-473-45690-0
EAN

9780473456900
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ePub

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Biographie de Helen Vivienne Fletcher

Helen Vivienne Fletcher is a children's and young adult author, spoken word poet and award-winning playwright. She has won and been shortlisted for numerous writing competitions including winning the Outstanding New Playwright Award at the Wellington Theatre Awards, making the shortlist for the Storylines Joy Cowley Award, and the finalist list for the Ngaio Marsh Best First Book Award. Helen has worked in many jobs, doing everything from theatre stage management to phone counselling.
She discovered her passion for writing for young people while working as a youth support worker, and now helps children find their own passion for storytelling through her work as a creative writing tutor. She lives in Wellington with her disability assistance dog, Bindi - a five-year-old, playful Labrador who loves soft toys, cuddles, and can fit three tennis balls in her mouth at once. Overall, Helen just loves telling stories and is always excited when people want to read or hear them.