Night of the Werewolf
Written by John Townsend
Part of the Reality Check S. Series
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The Lovereading4Kids comment
Interest Age 11+ Reading Age 8+. An exciting blend of fact and fiction, this story tells of the terror that struck France in the 1760s when a huge and ferocious creature attacked and killed more than 100 children and women working out in the fields. The fear was so pervasive that anyone who looked even a little bit different was tracked down and killed. Luc Pascal is one such and in telling his story he captures the terror and tension of the time.
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Synopsis
Night of the Werewolf by John Townsend
France, the 1760s. The villagers cower in fear of a terrifying beast that stalks their livestock and attacks their children. Rumours are rife. Is the beast a wolf or is it something far more horrific - a werewolf? And can anyone kill it and stop the attacks? Fascinating true story of superstition and terror. Publisher Barrington Stoke specialise in books for reluctant, struggling and dyslexic readers.
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Format
Paperback
52 pages
Interest Age: 10+
Author
John Townsend
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Publisher
Barrington Stoke Ltd
Publication date
20th August 2010
ISBN
9781842997765
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