Stitch - Kenny, Padraig
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A compelling, atmospheric and gothic Frankenstein-inspired adventure by an award-winning Irish author. "A thrilling gothic adventure, brimming with heart and bursting with big questions. I loved it." Lucy StrangeStitch is not a monster - he's a creation. He and his friend Henry Oaf were brought to life by the genius Professor Hardacre, and have spent all their days in a castle deep in the woods, far from humankind. But when the Professor dies and his pompous nephew comes to take over the laboratory, they soon find out that his sights are set not on scientific discovery, but personal glory. And…mehr

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A compelling, atmospheric and gothic Frankenstein-inspired adventure by an award-winning Irish author. "A thrilling gothic adventure, brimming with heart and bursting with big questions. I loved it." Lucy StrangeStitch is not a monster - he's a creation. He and his friend Henry Oaf were brought to life by the genius Professor Hardacre, and have spent all their days in a castle deep in the woods, far from humankind. But when the Professor dies and his pompous nephew comes to take over the laboratory, they soon find out that his sights are set not on scientific discovery, but personal glory. And Henry is his next experiment. Can Stitch and Henry escape his clutches and make their way in a world they were never built for - and may never be ready for them?A magnificent gothic adventure full of heart for age 8+
Autorenporträt
Pádraig Kenny is an Irish writer from Kildare, now living in Limerick. Previously an arts journalist, a teacher and a librarian's assistant, he now writes full-time. His first novel, Tin, and The Monsters of Rookhaven were both Waterstones Books of the Month. He has twice won the CBI Honour Award for Fiction and has been nominated for the Carnegie Medal. His first novel for Walker, Stitch, was both a Blackwell's and Eason Book of the Month.