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Two Girls, a Clock, and a Crooked House

Michael Poore

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English
Random House Books for Young Readers
10 September 2019
Combine the thought-provoking time travel of When You Reach Me with the humorous storytelling of Lemony Snicket, and you get a wholly original journey through time, space, and the depths of the human heart.

This is a story of things that are not possible.

It's not possible for Amy to see spirits. (She does.) It's not possible that Amy and Moo can communicate using only their minds. (They do.) It's not possible to time-travel. (Yet.) And it's definitely not possible that witches exist. (Seriously?)

None of these things are possible. (Until now . . .)
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Imprint:   Random House Books for Young Readers
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 210mm,  Width: 139mm, 
Weight:   567g
ISBN:   9780525644163
ISBN 10:   0525644164
Pages:   304
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 8 to 12 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

MICHAEL POORE has written several books and short stories for grown-ups. Two Girls, a Clock, and a Crooked House is his first novel for young people. He lives in Highland, Indiana, with his wife, the poet and activist Janine Harrison, and their daughter, Jianna. Visit him at michaelpoore.live and follow him on Twitter at @mikepoore227.

Reviews for Two Girls, a Clock, and a Crooked House

“This fun middle grade novel will appeal to reluctant readers and those who prefer their stories on the weird side….Entertaining and engaging.” —School Library Journal “Humorous dialogue and descriptions keep readers on their toes…. Kids will take pleasure in navigating Amy and Moo’s wacky world.” —Booklist “With its hodgepodge of science, magic, lightweight natural philosophy, self-aware humor, and language play, this novel offers some quirky and amusing science fantasy.”  —Bulletin


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