Bibliograph

Miss Penny Dreadful & the midnight kittens, Allison Rushby ; illustrations by Bronte Rose Marando

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Miss Penny Dreadful & the midnight kittens, Allison Rushby ; illustrations by Bronte Rose Marando

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

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no index present

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Miss Penny Dreadful & the midnight kittens

Responsibility statement

Allison Rushby ; illustrations by Bronte Rose Marando

Summary

"Now, Miss Pickering." Miss Strickland turned to her pupil. "If you would be so kind as to close the door behind you, we will endeavour to discuss why your aunt, her publisher and her monkey have called upon us this afternoon." 1872. Forever in trouble for sketching in her notebook, Penny Pickering dreams of her famous authoress aunt turning up at her boarding school and whisking her away. So when Aunt Harriet appears at Miss Strickland's School for Girls of an Enquiring Mind and asks Penny if she would like to join her on an adventure, Penny knows exactly what to say - yes, please! Penny soon finds herself headed for Hampshire and a strange place called Mr Toddington's Museum of the Curious and Absurd where bewitched kittens are said to have a tea party at midnight. But all is not as it seems

Target audience

juvenile

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Miss Penny Dreadful and the midnight kittens

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