Race for the Lost Keystone, The

Rutt, Val

ISBN 10: 0141317477 / ISBN 13: 9780141317472

Published by Puffin Books, London, United Kingdom, 2004

About this Item

1ST EDITION, 1ST PRINT, UNCORRECTED BOOK PROOF of Val Rutt's debut Book as new and unread in FINE condition. Highly collectable and sought after. Synopsis: Kate and Phil Reynolds think they belong to an ordinary family. That is until a larger-than-life old lady turns up on a Harley Davidson with her labrador Fearless in the sidecar, and introduces herself as their Great Aunt Elizabeth. And that is until they discover that their own cat, Barking, can talk, and that their legacy is ownership of some unique stones that have very special properties but come with a whole heap of reponsibility. And finally they find out that they are pitted against Lorabeth Lampton, an evil villainess of Cruella De Vil proportions, who is causing natural disasters on a worldwide scale in her quest for eternal youth.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Race for the Lost Keystone, The
• Publisher: Puffin Books, London, United Kingdom
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0141317477
• ISBN 13: 9780141317472
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: First Edition
• Condition: Fine

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Synopsis

Kate and Phil Reynolds think they belong to an ordinary family. That is until a larger-than-life old lady turns up on a Harley Davidson with her golden retriever Fearless in the sidecar, and introduces herself as their Great Aunt Elizabeth. And that is until they discover that their own cat, Barking, can talk, and that their legacy is ownership of some unique stones that have very special properties but come with a whole heap of responsibility. And finally they find out that they are pitted against Lorabeth Lampton, an evil villainess of Cruella De Vil proportions, who is causing natural disasters on a worldwide scale in her quest for eternal youth. Kate and Phil Reynolds' lives are about to be irreversibly turned upside down...

About the Author

Val Rutt divides her time between teaching in a North London primary school and writing. She and her musician husband live with their two children in Tufnall Park. Val's most treasured possession is her English Springer Spaniel called Dave.