
The Children of the Red King Series - Book 1
Midnight for Charlie Bone
By
Jenny Nimmo
Read by
Simon Russell Beale
Release:
04/08/2003
Runtime:
7h 11m
Unabridged
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What's happening to Charlie Bone?
Charlie doesn't want to believe it when he discovers that he can hear the thoughts of people in photographs. But his horrible aunts are delighted – it means that he is one of the chosen and must attend the Bloor's Academy for gifted children. Once there, Charlie realizes that some of his classmates have equally mysterious powers, and soon Charlie is involved in uncovering the mysterious past of one of them.
Book One in The Children of the Red King series!
Charlie doesn't want to believe it when he discovers that he can hear the thoughts of people in photographs. But his horrible aunts are delighted – it means that he is one of the chosen and must attend the Bloor's Academy for gifted children. Once there, Charlie realizes that some of his classmates have equally mysterious powers, and soon Charlie is involved in uncovering the mysterious past of one of them.
Book One in The Children of the Red King series!
Release:
2003-04-08
Runtime:
7h 11m
Format:
audio
Weight:
0.0 lb
Language:
English
ISBN:
9780807216644
Publisher:
Penguin Random House
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