Spring-heeled Jack
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| Publisher: | RANDOM HOUSE CHILDREN’S PUBLISHERS UK |
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| Pub. date: | 25 April, 1991 |
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| Pages: | 112 |
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| Description: | A hilarious tale of bravery and evil, set in Victorian London and told partly in strip-cartoon form. Three orphaned children are being pursued by the evil Mack the Knife, but Spring-heeled Jack is hot on his trail. The author’s other books include “How to be Cool” and “The Ruby in the Smoke”. |
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| Synopsis: | Deep in the murkiest back streets of old London town, three children are escaping from an orphanage. But lurking in the fog, watching Rose, Lily and Ned, is a king among villains – Mack the Knife! A dreadful fate looks certain until, from out of nowhere, a figure with glowing, red eyes appears. He leaps through the air like a firework – it’s Spring-Heeled Jack, scourge of evil-doers! |
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