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Charlotte Says

Red Eye

Alex Bell

$22.99

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English
Little Tiger Press
07 September 2017
Series: Red Eye
Penniless and orphaned, Jemima flees to the remote Isle of Skye, where she takes up a job at a school for girls. Here, she finds herself tormented by the mystery of what drove her to run away from her home. Then Jemima receives a box of Frozen Charlotte dolls and she begins to remember – a séance with the dolls, a violent argument with her step-father and the dreadful fire that destroyed their home. The arrival of the dolls also triggers a series of strange happenings. As the ‘accidents’ reach fever pitch, culminating in the death of one of the girls and a governess, can Jemima stop the demonic spirits that’s possessing the dolls?
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Imprint:   Little Tiger Press
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   8
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm, 
ISBN:   9781847158406
ISBN 10:   1847158404
Series:   Red Eye
Pages:   352
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Recommended Age:   From 13 to 16 years
Audience:   Young adult ,  Preschool (0-5)
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Alex Bell is the award-winning author of FROZEN CHARLOTTE and THE HAUNTING in Stripes' YA horror series, Red Eye. Alex also writes middle-grade fantasy. Her favourite things include Siamese cats, Old Crow Medicine Show music, vegetarian tapas and visiting New Orleans. She also has a weakness for any schlock horror film starring Vincent Price. Alex lives in Hampshire. Visit www.alex-bell.co.uk

Reviews for Charlotte Says (Red Eye)

I love origin stories but horror origin stories? I was sold from the get go . this book is probably scarier than any book I've ever read... Give it a read, if you dare. -- Zoe Collins * author of No Safer Place * You don't need to have read Frozen Charlotte to enjoy this book (though I definitely recommend you read both!) This is a chilling prequel that captures the menace and dread of the first book while giving you an insight of how it all started. This is the perfect eerie read that you'll want to stay up all night to finish. -- Maia and a Little Moore * author of The Thirteen Treasures * The revelation of how the evil little Frozen Charlotte dolls came to have their power is unsettling and chilling, and reading parts of this late at night in a quiet house I . admit to looking over my shoulder more than once!. I'd love to see more historical type novels from Alex Bell in future, and eagerly await her next offering. -- Michelle Harrison * The Bookbag * This second installment sees us back in 1910, so that we can investigate the origin story of these murderous dolls. And it's as brilliant at stomach-churning high horror as the first. Perhaps it's even better. Definitely one for fans of horror everywhere. -- Jill Murphy * Crack Your Spines * Creepy dolls, ghost children and needles in eyeballs, what else would you want from a horror novel? -- Bernadette Donnelly * NetGalley *


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