Set against the backdrop of Covid, this adventure story is equal-parts sensitive and captivating, taking you back to Dickensian times. It's 2020 and the world is in lockdown. Meanwhile Flip is trapped . . . in the pages of a really famous book. During a long, lonely summer, Flip explores the mysteries of the nearby marshes. When he stumbles upon an abandoned Victorian house, he quickly discovers not everything is as it seems. As Flip realises he is trapped inside the page of a famous book, and the strange people he meets are convinced he's someone else, he must work with faces old and new to stop this story becoming his new reality. AGES: 12 to 16 AUTHOR: Philip Caveney was born in North Wales in 1951 and now lives in Edinburgh. His first novel, The Sins of Rachel Ellis was published in 1977 and he produced a series of adult thrillers over the following decades. His first novel for younger readers, Sebastian Darke: Prince of Fools was released in 2007 and was published all around the world. Since then, he has concentrated on writing exclusively for younger readers. He also writes under the pseudonym Danny Weston. Danny's debut novel The Piper won the Scottish Children's Book Award in 2016 and in 2018, The Haunting of Jessop Rise was shortlisted for the Scottish Teenage Book prize and nominated for a Carnegie Medal. Postcards from Valhalla was shortlisted for the Hounslow Teen Book Award, Hampshire School Library Service Book Award, YTF Staff Libraries book Awards and the Leeds Book Award.
