Tom's Midnight GardenPuffin Books, 1989 M04 4 - 224 páginas When Tom creeps downstairs at midnight and opens a back door, he finds a strange garden and a mysterious playmate. Why is Hatty sometimes his own age, and sometimes older? |
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Exile | 7 |
The Clock Strikes Thirteen | 14 |
By Moonlight | 22 |
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Abel Abel's Alan Kitson asked Aunt Gwen Bartholomew bedroom began Bible called Carnegie Medal Castleford climbed Cousin cried cupboard downstairs dream Edgar eyes face felt fingers fir-tree flat front door garden door geese ghost gone grandfather clock Green Knowe greenhouse hall hand Hatty Hatty's aunt heard hedge Hubert James King's Lynn knew last night laughed lawn looked meadow measles Melbourne mind morning mother never once orchard door perhaps Peter Peter Haining Philippa Pearce promise remembered Rip van Winkle river round secret seemed seen shut side silence skates sleep slippers someone sound stairs stared stood stopped suddenly summer sundial sure Susan talk tell things thought tick told Tom Long Tom waited Tom's Tom's Midnight Garden took tower tree-house trees Uncle Alan upstairs voice waiting walked wall watching window yew-trees young Barty