An edition of The Whistling Boy (1969)

The whistling boy

[1st ed.]
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The whistling boy
Ruth M. Arthur
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An edition of The Whistling Boy (1969)

The whistling boy

[1st ed.]
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Finding it difficult to accept her new stepmother, a fifteen-year-old English girl is happy for the opportunity to get away from home for the summer.

Publish Date
Publisher
Atheneum
Language
English
Pages
200

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Cover of: The whistling boy
The whistling boy
1972, Victor Gollancz
in English
Cover of: The whistling boy
The whistling boy
1969, Gollancz, Orion Publishing Group, Limited
in English
Cover of: The whistling boy
The whistling boy
1969, Atheneum
in English - [1st ed.]

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
[Fic]
Library of Congress
PZ7.A745 Wh

The Physical Object

Pagination
200 p.
Number of pages
200

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5682128M
LCCN
69013531
Library Thing
313569

Work Description

When her father remarries only one year after the death of her mother, Kirsty Newton tries to accept her new stepmother Lois, and to be affectionate and helpful toward her, but finds herself increasingly overcome by feelings of intense rage and sorrow. Bitterly resentful that Lois has achieved an emotional closeness with her undemonstrative father, something she herself has always longed for, and painfully reminded of her loss every time Lois speaks, Kirsty's efforts to suppress her feelings and behave decently lead to a frightening series of anxiety attacks.

When Kirsty is given the opportunity to go away for the summer, to stay on a farm in Norfolk and pick fruit, she jumps at the chance to escape her problems. Settling into her new routine at Old Manor Farm with the friendly and down-to-earth Dillons, Kirsty soon befriends Jake Meryon, the local doctor's son, and becomes caught up in a mystery involving a strange whistling ghost.

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