Thornhill
Pam Smy
As she unpacks in her new bedroom, Ella is irresistibly drawn to the big old house that she can see out of her window. Surrounded by overgrown gardens, barbed wire fences and ‘keep out’ signs, it looks derelict.
But that night, a light goes on in one of the windows. And the next day she sees a girl in the grounds.
Ella is hooked. The house has a story to tell. She is sure of it.
Enter Thornhill, Institute for Children, and discover the dark secrets that lie within. But once inside, will you ever leave?
Reviews
creepy nice words
Queen Kangaroo Vesuvius 27.02.2025
I liked that you had to look at the pictures and that they told part of the story in just as much detail as the text.
Queen Mildred Remmington 07.08.2023
Beautifully illustrated and although not much dialogue, it certainly gets the message across in a powerful way. Would recommend for 11+ year olds.
Lady Rose Anteater 10.07.2023
