Book Jacket

 

rank 5472
word count 36084
date submitted 28.03.2010
date updated 28.03.2010
genres: Fiction, Children's, Comedy
classification: universal
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The Scream Park

Edward Alport

What threats would scare the ghosts at Spokeley Hall? Eviction? Exorcism? Demolition? Who would want to scare them away? Only Charlie Thynne can help them.

 

Spokeley Hall loves its ghosts, but they are faced by a terrible threat ...
The Hall is to become part of a Scream Park.
Can the ghosts ride the storm? or will they become lonely spirits on the wind?
Can Charlie Thynne and their othyer human friends help them?
And why is there a robot skeleton directing traffic
The Scream Park does not just have rollercoasters ...
It IS a rollercoaster.
Dare you ride it?

 
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Little Black Cloud in a Dress wrote 714 days ago

Great fun- my 10 -year-old sister would love it.
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LBCxx ('The Rag Doll and her Brother Jake)

ellen911 wrote 781 days ago

You are a joyful storyteller. This is so engaging. Charlie is endearing and I am curious to see what becomes of him. I think when writing for children, it's so much about the characters. Charlie possesses many identifiable qualities: curious, clever, friendly, trusting, honest. I would definitely recommend this to all my young friends.
Backed,
Ellen (Thoughts of a Teenage Girl)

Rakhi wrote 781 days ago

This was a wonderful read, I completely enjoyed it. Love the start where you introduce the characters, had me laughing from that point onwards. Great premise, unique style and plot, love the characters. Backed with pleasure.
Rakhi (Sir William...

Jed Oliver wrote 785 days ago

I love your imagination! This is marvelous, marvelous! I wish you the very best with it. Backed Jedward (Knut)

Barry Wenlock wrote 785 days ago

Hi, A really enjoyable read. Children will love this.
Backed with pleasure, Barry

Little Krisna and the Bihar Boys

M. A. McRae. wrote 785 days ago

That was great. I hope you do very well with it. Marj.

Burgio wrote 786 days ago

This is an extremely imaginative story. Children will love to follow Charlie as he fights on behalf of the ghosts. You have a lot of characters for a children's book but they're all unique so that really isn't a problem. It's a good read. Burgio (Grain of Salt).

lizjrnm wrote 786 days ago

Wonderful story for kids and young aduylts - very imaginative and woul dlove to see some clever illustrations as well! BACKED

Liz
The Cheech Room

Jim Darcy wrote 786 days ago

What a great luchtime read! I went to school in an old manor house, it was not like this! This is a book I would happily read a version of to the grandkids, savouring the jokes as I went along. I can see the illustrations now! Good luck with this, cut me in on the merchandise deal! Jim Darcy The Firelord's Crown

Suzannah Burke wrote 786 days ago

Edward, from chapter 1 when you list the cast of characters er--and -- um--characters, i was hooked. This is so damned funny. Some of the one liners may be a little beyond children..".if a robot bites you, you get what? Metal fatigue?"
Classic funny throw away lines that adults {Well at least this adult} Love. Funny-- fast paced and crammed to the brim with lovable and no so lovable apparitions who all take themselves terribly seriously...and soooo well mannered.

This is a delight, and I am happy to give it my support.
Backed with pleasure...the cover is a hoot { the headless horse of the headless horseman no doubt}
Suzannah Burke
Dudes Down Under.

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