ISBN: 9798193807162 - the map in the clock: a mystery for dyslexic readers: 1 (6 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The street clock has been stuck at 4:17 since before Madison was born.On Monday, the city will take it for scrap.Then the dead clock ticks.A strange, illustrated mystery for ages 9-12, designed with dyslexic readers in mind-and for any child who wants a proper case without a wall of text.Behind the face is a folded map. The X is not on the hut. At the rail cut, a door is already open. The key is still sealed in its bag. Someone has kept the clock silent for forty-one years.Madison doesn't read fast. She looks. People keep confusing the two.The mystery comes first. Ten short chapters keep the next clue close. Six atmospheric black-and-white illustrations let the reader inspect the objects. Large ragged-right paperback type and generous spacing give the words room; Kindle readers control their own type. One clue is for the reader to turn and solve.For the child who wants a real mystery-and the grown-up who wants to see them finish one.Suspense and a serious event from the past are handled without graphic detail. No child is harmed in the present-day story.Some doors were shut for a reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The street clock has been stuck at 4:17 since before Madison was born.On Monday, the city will take it for scrap.Then the dead clock ticks.A strange, illustrated mystery for ages 9-12, designed with dyslexic readers in mind-and for any child who wants a proper case without a wall of text.Behind the face is a folded map. The X is not on the hut. At the rail cut, a door is already open. The key is still sealed in its bag. Someone has kept the clock silent for forty-one years.Madison doesn't read fast. She looks. People keep confusing the two.The mystery comes first. Ten short chapters keep the next clue close. Six atmospheric black-and-white illustrations let the reader inspect the objects. Large ragged-right paperback type and generous spacing give the words room; Kindle readers control their own type. One clue is for the reader to turn and solve.For the child who wants a real mystery-and the grown-up who wants to see them finish one.Suspense and a serious event from the past are handled without graphic detail. No child is harmed in the present-day story.Some doors were shut for a reason.…

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The street clock has been stuck at 4:17 since before Madison was born.On Monday, the city will take it for scrap.Then the dead clock ticks.A strange, illustrated mystery for ages 9-12, designed with dyslexic readers in mind-and for any child who wants a proper case without a wall of text.Behind the face is a folded map. The X is not on the hut. At the rail cut, a door is already open. The key is still sealed in its bag. Someone has kept the clock silent for forty-one years.Madison doesn't read fast. She looks. People keep confusing the two.The mystery comes first. Ten short chapters keep the next clue close. Six atmospheric black-and-white illustrations let the reader inspect the objects. Large ragged-right paperback type and generous spacing give the words room; Kindle readers control their own type. One clue is for the reader to turn and solve.For the child who wants a real mystery-and the grown-up who wants to see them finish one.Suspense and a serious event from the past are handled without graphic detail. No child is harmed in the present-day story.Some doors were shut for a reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…