The Twelve
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The Twelve
Narrated by:
Rose Riley
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Narrated by:
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Rose Riley
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Liz Hyder
It's supposed to be a treat for Kit, a winter holiday by the coast with her sister Libby and their mum. But when Libby vanishes into thin air, and no one else remembers her, Kit is faced with a new reality – one in which her sister never existed.
Then she meets Story, a local boy who remembers Libby perfectly. Together they embark on a journey beyond their wildest imagination into a world steeped in ancient folklore. Can Kit and Story uncover the secret of the Twelve and rescue Libby before Time runs out?
©2024 Liz Hyder (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing
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Critic reviews
'Hauntingly beautiful, this is such a special time slip story with themes of bullying, coming of age and courage. A true love song to nature.' (Hannah Gold, author of The Last Bear)
'A remarkably compelling story which will appeal on many levels – filled with mysteries, wonders and wisdom.' (Essie Fox, author of The Last Days of Leda Grey)
'Dark, dreamy, surreal and beautiful. Liz Hyder is a sublime writer.' (Katya Balen, author of The Space We're In)
'A dark fantasy in the vein of Alan Garner ... a beguiling tale of ancient magic, good and evil, deeply rooted in the Welsh landscape.' (The Observer)
'Original, moving and beautifully written, this is contemporary fantasy at its best.' (Irish Independent)
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