Endsister

The Outhwaite children have inherited the old family home in London, but Sibbi is misbehaving and growing thinner and paler by the day. Almost Annie and Hardly Alice, the resident ghosts, are tied to the house for reasons they have long forgotten, and they all agree never to open the attic door.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 256 pages
\n Publication date: 07 March 2019
\n Publisher: Allen & Unwin
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The Outhwaite family consists of teenage Else, nature-loving Clancy, inseparable twins Oscar-and-Finn, and Sibbi, the baby of the family. They live contentedly squabbling in a cottage surrounded by trees and possums until a letter arrives to say they have inherited the old family home in London. Outhwaite House is full of old shadows and new possibilities, and the boys quickly find their feet in London. Else is hoping to reinvent herself, but Sibbi is misbehaving, growing thinner and paler by the day, and she won't stop talking about the mysterious endsister. Meanwhile, Almost Annie and Hardly Alice, the resident ghosts, are tied to the house for reasons they have long forgotten, watching the world around them change but never leaving. The one thing they all agree on is never to open the attic door.

The Outhwaite family consists of teenage Else, nature-loving Clancy, inseparable twins Oscar-and-Finn, and Sibbi, the baby of the family. They live contentedly squabbling in a cottage surrounded by trees and possums until a letter arrives to say they have inherited the old family home in London. Outhwaite House is full of old shadows and new possibilities, and the boys quickly find their feet in London. Else is hoping to reinvent herself, but Sibbi is misbehaving, growing thinner and paler by the day, and she won't stop talking about the mysterious endsister. Meanwhile, Almost Annie and Hardly Alice, the resident ghosts, are tied to the house for reasons they have long forgotten, watching the world around them change but never leaving. The one thing they all agree on is never to open the attic door.

The Outhwaite family consists of teenage Else, nature-loving Clancy, inseparable twins Oscar-and-Finn, and Sibbi, the baby of the family. They live contentedly squabbling in a cottage surrounded by trees and possums until a letter arrives to say they have inherited the old family home in London. Outhwaite House is full of old shadows and new possibilities, and the boys quickly find their feet in London. Else is hoping to reinvent herself, but Sibbi is misbehaving, growing thinner and paler by the day, and she won't stop talking about the mysterious endsister. Meanwhile, Almost Annie and Hardly Alice, the resident ghosts, are tied to the house for reasons they have long forgotten, watching the world around them change but never leaving. The one thing they all agree on is never to open the attic door.

The Outhwaite family consists of teenage Else, nature-loving Clancy, inseparable twins Oscar-and-Finn, and Sibbi, the baby of the family. They live contentedly squabbling in a cottage surrounded by trees and possums until a letter arrives to say they have inherited the old family home in London. Outhwaite House is full of old shadows and new possibilities, and the boys quickly find their feet in London. Else is hoping to reinvent herself, but Sibbi is misbehaving, growing thinner and paler by the day, and she won't stop talking about the mysterious endsister. Meanwhile, Almost Annie and Hardly Alice, the resident ghosts, are tied to the house for reasons they have long forgotten, watching the world around them change but never leaving. The one thing they all agree on is never to open the attic door.

\n Weight: 226g\n
Dimension: 196 x 130 x 19 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781911631101\n \n