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Flyntlock Bones: The Ghost of Scarletbeard by Derek Keilty and Mark Elvins
  • Age 7+
  • Size: 178 x 126 mm
  • Extent: 192pp
  • PB: £6.99: ISBN: 978-1-912650-77-4
  • Territory: World excluding USA & Can
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Flyntlock Bones: The Ghost of Scarletbeard

Derek Keilty
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Mark Elvins
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The Countess of Bohemia's jewels have been stolen by a ghost. Not just any old ghost, but the ghost of Captain Scarletbeard, the scariest pirate who ever lived! Flynn and the crew of the Black Hound descend the murky depths to Davy Jones's Locker, where they uncover a ghoulish plot that threatens the survival of the Seven Seas…

The final part of this middle grade trilogy for both boys and girls, with a strong female protagonist, and perfect for fans of Pocket Pirates, The Boy Who Grew Dragons, and The Storey Treehouse books.

 

Praise for this book:

'This story is wonderfully intricate, with expressive and atmospheric illustrations. Packed with jokes and funny dialogue this series is highly entertaining and each fast-paced text will appeal to children who enjoy shorter and high-interest texts.' School Reading List

'With themes of justice, loyalty and friendship, a cast of colourful recurring characters and engaging cartoon-like illustrations ... It's a pacy and exciting read.' Big Issue North

'A terrific trilogy that is full of humour, action and piratical lingo. With plenty of super black and white illustrations by Mark Elvins adding to the fun, this piratical tale will appeal to both girls and boys.' Red Reading Hub

'Another spectacular adventure for this crew and you can't help but smile at their antics, their camaraderie and style!' My Shelves Are Full

'A fantastic rip-roaring tale of adventure it also has a range of more subtle themes going on ... once again this author has given us a book that will thrill the audience. The illustrations are once again a perfect match for the story and are going to attract the young reader who is just becoming a more confident reader.' Margaret's Reading Shelf

 

 

 

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