The land of neverendings /
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TextPublication details: London : Faber & Faber, 2018Description: 317 pages ; 20 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780571336562 (pbk.) :Genre/Form: Children's stories. | Fiction 9+. | General. DDC classification: 823.92 Summary: When Emily's sister, Holly, dies, she is surprised by how much she misses Holly's toy bear. Bluey was a constant companion for Holly, always beside her in her wheelchair, and Emily used to make up stories about him and his escapades in the magical world of Smockeroon. But then very strange things start to happen. Emily dreams of talking toys visiting her bedroom, telling her that they have come from Smockeroon, and have a message for her from Bluey. Is it possible that the land of Emily's imagination really exists? And does this mean there can always be a 'happily ever after'? Do things really have to end after all?
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| JF .S234 2003 Wayside School is falling down / | JF .S234 2003 Sideways stories from Wayside School / | JF .S234 2003 Sideways stories from Wayside School / | JF .S257 2017 The land of neverendings / | JF .S285 2017 The champions' game | JF .S349 2016 The cat who came in off the roof / | JF .S358 2010 Level 4 - die Stadt der Kinder / |
Originally published: 2017.
When Emily's sister, Holly, dies, she is surprised by how much she misses Holly's toy bear. Bluey was a constant companion for Holly, always beside her in her wheelchair, and Emily used to make up stories about him and his escapades in the magical world of Smockeroon. But then very strange things start to happen. Emily dreams of talking toys visiting her bedroom, telling her that they have come from Smockeroon, and have a message for her from Bluey. Is it possible that the land of Emily's imagination really exists? And does this mean there can always be a 'happily ever after'? Do things really have to end after all?
9+.