The Lighthouse - Hutton, Kenneth
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They have been coming to a holiday cottage in Suffolk for as long as they can remember, and Ellie and Jack are familiar with every lane and byway, every stretch of beach and shingle, indeed every nook and cranny within easy reach of the cottage, and of course they have their own favourite places. On this the last day, before their holiday is over for another year and after much pleading, the children have been allowed out on their own and are heading down the lane in search of adventure. The Suffolk coast has always held out a hint of the supernatural, magic and alternative realities, but…mehr

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They have been coming to a holiday cottage in Suffolk for as long as they can remember, and Ellie and Jack are familiar with every lane and byway, every stretch of beach and shingle, indeed every nook and cranny within easy reach of the cottage, and of course they have their own favourite places. On this the last day, before their holiday is over for another year and after much pleading, the children have been allowed out on their own and are heading down the lane in search of adventure. The Suffolk coast has always held out a hint of the supernatural, magic and alternative realities, but nothing has prepared the children for what is about to unfold. This will be a holiday they will never forget.
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Autorenporträt
Born in 1945 and brought up in Edinburgh Kenneth Hutton subsequently lived and worked in various locations around the UK before settling in Sheffield in 1982. He has a BSc (Hon) in Psychology from the Open University and an MSc in Mental Health Social Work from the University of Leeds. Retyring after a long career in social services he began writing short stories for his grandchildren before joining a local writer's group W.I.S.E. - Writers in Stannington and Ecclesfield, where he found support, companionship and inspiration to write short stories and poetry for both children and adults.