Thirteen Chairs by Dave Shelton

Thirteen Chairs by Dave Shelton

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Thirteen Chairs by Dave Shelton

Jack stands in the dark on the landing of the old house, and looks at his feet. He has been here for minutes, his hand on the door handle, debating whether or not to go in. A high-ceilinged room lit only by candles. Thirteen chairs, one empty. Twelve ghostly storytellers, waiting to begin. Come in! Take your place. We have been expecting you. Do you dare to listen to our stories? Do you dare to tell your own? Jack is a curious boy. Are you curious too?
13 Chairs. . eerie 13 ghost stories. . . . 13 chills I'll never forget * R.L. Stine *
A brilliant collection for those who love shivery stories * Julia Eccleshare *
Born and raised in Leicester, Dave now lives in Cambridge with a brilliant woman, a beautiful girl, a bonkers dog and an inexcusable cat. He likes comics, cricket, crosswords and talking to cartoonists about pens. He is the author of the Emily Lime Librarian Detective series, and creator of the slapstick comedy noir comic strip Good Dog, Bad Dog, as seen in the DFC, the Guardian and The Phoenix. His debut prose novel for children, A Boy and a Bear in a Boat, which he also illustrated, was shortlisted for the Costa children's prize and the Carnegie medal, and won the Branford Boase award. He is fond of cake.
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ISBN 13 9781910200445
ISBN 10 1910200441
Title Thirteen Chairs
Author Dave Shelton
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher David Fickling Books
Year published 2015-09-03
Number of pages 256
Prizes Winner of Wirral Grammar School for Boys annual reading event 2016, Winner of Sheffield Children’s Book Award 2015 (UK), Short-listed for Salford Children’s Book Award 2016, Short-listed for Rib Valley Book Award 2016, Short-listed for BASH (Book Awards St Helen’s) 2016 (UK), Long-listed for Carnegie Medal 2016
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.