
Books by Enid Richemont
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(Walker Books)
Six year old Gemma has a surprise encounter with some very small (and very
mischievous) aliens ..
(Red Fox)
A strange creature which hatches out of an exploding egg becomes Jamie's
best friend.
(Walker Books)
Dinosaurs that appear to be real, a wonderful shining plant and a blue-haired
cosmic dinner lady with an affinity for cats transform the lives of Thomas
and his mum.
Walker Books
A mysterious old lady casts an amazing spell on Danny's skateboard.
Walker Books
A small mongrel pining for his dead mistress magically reaches out to a
small boy who desperately wants a dog.
The Glass
Bird |
8-1 1 yrs |
(Walker Books)
A lonely Quaker boy, coping with the twin problems of acquiring friends
and a background of strict non-violence, encounters a strange and glittering
bird.
The
Stone that Grew |
8-1 1 yrs |
(Walker Books)
Still clinging to romanticised memories of her absent father, Katie is not
entirely happy about Mum's new partner, Chris, or his son, Jake - her new
little brother. One day, while helping Chris clear out the loft, she finds
a mysterious box containing two stones ...
(Walker Books)
Incensed by some minor excavations, a group of classical gods takes over
a Cornish village fete, and using the dubious 'gift' of a golden apple,
involve Piers in a sinister plot.
(Walker Books)
The tree is a secret meeting place for three girls, but one of them, Anne,
who is completely deaf, was born over four hundred years ago in Elizabethan
England. Slowly, Rachel and Joanna build up an extraordinary friendship
with this very unusual ghost.
(Walker Books)
Set in Cornwall. When Daisie and her best friend, Beeca, encounter Perdita,
a stylish visitor who could be Daisie's double, the situation quickly turns
into an amusing game, and Becca is hurt because she's left out. Then Daisie
disappears ...
(Walker Books)
A terrifying futuristic fantasy involving the ancient Greek Furies and a
brainwashed population. Remembering the past is classified as a disease,
for which Lucy Four has already been 'treated'. If the 'treatment' doesn't
work this time, it could mean Disposal.
My
Mother's Daughter |
11+ yrs |
(Red Fox)
After a row with her mum, London-based Cealie walks out. After staying overnight
with some friends in a squat, she accepts a lift to Wales. Maybe she'll
find a job, move in with someone -who knows? In the meantime, she decides
to pay a surprise visit to an ancient great-aunt who lives in a mountain
village ...
(Walker Books)
Based on the idea of parallel universes, this is the tale of a long ago
murder, a mixed race teenage girl whose parents are breaking up, a vile
landlord, and a friendship which demands the ultimate price.
(Walker Books)
Set in the deep countryside just south of Brittany, this is a story about
an ancient family house and its dark, erotic secrets.
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