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The Witch of Clatteringshaws Joan Aiken

The Witch of Clatteringshaws von Joan Aiken

The Witch of Clatteringshaws Joan Aiken


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Zusammenfassung

Meanwhile England is invaded by the Saxon Wends and Simon also goes northwards with his army; all participants being reluctant to fight, the situation is resolved by a game of Hnefatefl between Simon and the Wendish leader (Simon wins). Everyone meets up in Clatteringshaws.

The Witch of Clatteringshaws Zusammenfassung

The Witch of Clatteringshaws Joan Aiken

Malise, the Witch of Clatteringshaws lives in a disused Ladies Convenience at the end of a coach park in Caledonia overlooking Loch Grieve (inhabited by Hobyahs and a monster). In the prologue to the story, Malise discovers a newborn infant in the rubbish bin in the coach park. Down in London Simon Battersea has inherited the throne of England and although accompanied by his friend Dido he is not happy with his lot. On hearing of other possible claimants to the throne and that the Witch may be able to help her, Dido departs to Scotland to follow the clues. Meanwhile England is invaded by the Saxon Wends and Simon also goes northwards with his army; all participants being reluctant to fight, the situation is resolved by a game of Hnefatefl between Simon and the Wendish leader (Simon wins). Everyone meets up in Clatteringshaws. Dido is successful in her hunt for a legitimate heir - Piers Crackenthorpe (the 'Woodlouse' thought to be drowned in the moat of Fogrum Hall in Midwinter Nightingale) and Simon hands over the realm with relief. Simon and Dido are free to live their own lives as they wish.

Über Joan Aiken

Author Biography Joan Aiken came from a family of writers; her father was the American poet Conrad Aiken and her sister the novelist, Jane Aiken Hodge.Latterly living in Petworth, Sussex, Joan Aiken was married to Julius Goldstein, the American painter and they spent time each year in New York. She had two children and grandchildren.

Zusätzliche Informationen

GOR001701640
9780224070294
0224070290
The Witch of Clatteringshaws Joan Aiken
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Penguin Random House Children's UK
2005-01-06
160
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