The Great Harlequin Grim

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Publisher's Synopsis

Glenn Jackson is thirteen and has moved with his father from Burnley to Torbeck in the Lake District. His Mum has not come with them and Glenn's father is avoiding Glenn's questions. From the moment Glenn meets Laura, quiet and overshadowed by her vindictive adoptive sister, he is bewitched.

Harlequin is a seven-foot eighteen-year-old living rough in an abandoned shack, disguising himself behind clown's make-up and an old felt hat and hiding in terror whenever the fighter jets have practice runs over Torbeck. When Harlequin rescues Glenn from falling into the old slate mine the two form an unusual friendship and Glenn comes closer to discovering the secret that Harlequin is running away from.

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Definitions

Definitions

Definitions is an imprint of Random House Children's Publishers UK, publishing titles by such bestselling authors as Siobhan Dowd, Gayle Forman, Kate Thompson and Markus Zusak.

Book information

ISBN: 9781909531017
Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
Imprint: Definitions
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 384
Weight: 272g
Height: 133mm
Width: 198mm
Spine width: 34mm