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This multilayered, humane and brilliant YA fantasy is the Costa-winning Hardinge’s best yet. - The Guardian

Extraordinary. Exquisite and compelling. Sheer perfection. -- Liz Hyder, author of The Gifts

It’s gothic and twisty and witty and gripping: dark and delicious and fresh and I loved it. -- Katherine Rundell

One of the most mesmerising journeys I’ve ever taken within the pages of a book. -- Hilary McKay

A gloriously creepy, intricate masterpiece full of tangles and knots for the reader to get caught up in. -- Adrian Tchaikovsky

Hardinge is an extraordinary writer for teenagers.. atmospheric illustrations add to the ghostly drama - The Daily Mail

A fabulously eerie tale that boldly confronts mortality.. the stunning illustrations by Emily Gravett cleverly capture the narrative's haunting mood.. the book is deceptively multi-layered - The Telegraph

About the Author

Frances Hardinge spent a large part of her childhood in a huge old house that inspired her to write strange stories from an early age. She read English at Oxford University, then got a job at a software company. However, a few years later a persistent friend finally managed to bully Frances into sending a few chapters of Fly By Night, her first children's novel, to a publisher. Macmillan made her an immediate offer. The book went on to publish to huge critical acclaim and win the Branford Boase First Novel Award. She has since written many highly acclaimed children's novels including, Fly By Night's sequel, Twilight Robbery, as well as the Carnegie shortlisted Cuckoo Song and the Costa Book of the Year winner, The Lie Tree.

Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.

If you must travel to the country of Raddith, then be prepared. Bring a mosquito net for the lowlands, and a warm coat for the hills or mountains. If you mean to visit the misty marsh-woods known as the Wilds, you will need stout, waterproof boots. (You will also needs wits, courage and luck, but some things cannot be packed.)

You have of course heard that some people in Raddith are able to curse their enemies. It sounded so picturesque when you were reading about it at home, like a fairytale.

Perhaps you will decide that all the stories of the Wilds and the Raddith cursers were invented to entertain tourists. And at night, when you see a many-legged shape scuttle across the ceiling of your bedchamber, you will tell yourself that it is a spider, and only a spider . . .

. . . It is not.

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  • ISBN: 9781529081411
  • Author: Frances Hardinge
  • Publisher: Pan Macmillan
  • Pages: 496
  • Format: Paperback
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Review

This multilayered, humane and brilliant YA fantasy is the Costa-winning Hardinge’s best yet. - The Guardian

Extraordinary. Exquisite and compelling. Sheer perfection. -- Liz Hyder, author of The Gifts

It’s gothic and twisty and witty and gripping: dark and delicious and fresh and I loved it. -- Katherine Rundell

One of the most mesmerising journeys I’ve ever taken within the pages of a book. -- Hilary McKay

A gloriously creepy, intricate masterpiece full of tangles and knots for the reader to get caught up in. -- Adrian Tchaikovsky

Hardinge is an extraordinary writer for teenagers.. atmospheric illustrations add to the ghostly drama - The Daily Mail

A fabulously eerie tale that boldly confronts mortality.. the stunning illustrations by Emily Gravett cleverly capture the narrative's haunting mood.. the book is deceptively multi-layered - The Telegraph

About the Author

Frances Hardinge spent a large part of her childhood in a huge old house that inspired her to write strange stories from an early age. She read English at Oxford University, then got a job at a software company. However, a few years later a persistent friend finally managed to bully Frances into sending a few chapters of Fly By Night, her first children's novel, to a publisher. Macmillan made her an immediate offer. The book went on to publish to huge critical acclaim and win the Branford Boase First Novel Award. She has since written many highly acclaimed children's novels including, Fly By Night's sequel, Twilight Robbery, as well as the Carnegie shortlisted Cuckoo Song and the Costa Book of the Year winner, The Lie Tree.

Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.

If you must travel to the country of Raddith, then be prepared. Bring a mosquito net for the lowlands, and a warm coat for the hills or mountains. If you mean to visit the misty marsh-woods known as the Wilds, you will need stout, waterproof boots. (You will also needs wits, courage and luck, but some things cannot be packed.)

You have of course heard that some people in Raddith are able to curse their enemies. It sounded so picturesque when you were reading about it at home, like a fairytale.

Perhaps you will decide that all the stories of the Wilds and the Raddith cursers were invented to entertain tourists. And at night, when you see a many-legged shape scuttle across the ceiling of your bedchamber, you will tell yourself that it is a spider, and only a spider . . .

. . . It is not.

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