The Old Rectory and the Pharaoh's Fingernail - Leedham, Louise
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Tom has recently inherited the eerie Old Rectory beside a graveyard, courtesy of his late grandmother. Along with it, she's left Tom a clandestine letter, housing the first clue to unearth her concealed jewellery and the enigmatic Pharaoh's Fingernail-much to Tom's bewilderment. Although unsure of the importance of an aged, withered fingernail, Tom knows he must locate the jewellery. However, can he accomplish this without enlisting the aid of his best pal, Toby? Your guidance is crucial for Tom as he scours through the Old Rectory for clues, all while dodging Amy-his dad's girlfriend. Though…mehr

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Tom has recently inherited the eerie Old Rectory beside a graveyard, courtesy of his late grandmother. Along with it, she's left Tom a clandestine letter, housing the first clue to unearth her concealed jewellery and the enigmatic Pharaoh's Fingernail-much to Tom's bewilderment. Although unsure of the importance of an aged, withered fingernail, Tom knows he must locate the jewellery. However, can he accomplish this without enlisting the aid of his best pal, Toby? Your guidance is crucial for Tom as he scours through the Old Rectory for clues, all while dodging Amy-his dad's girlfriend. Though she harbours animosity towards Tom, her curiosity about the jewellery's location seems fervent. Each clue draws Tom closer to the hidden treasures, but the mysteries of the Old Rectory are vast. Will Tom uncover the coveted items or will Amy's prying nature thwart his quest?
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Louise Leedham lives in the Black Country in the West Midlands. She loves animals, especially dogs, and has been a vegetarian for 26 years. She likes historical architecture, especially old, spooky buildings, walking in peaceful places, adventure films and anything that makes her laugh. Some of her teachers at school didn't think she was very bright and told her not to follow her dreams, they were wrong. To write this book for you she has transported herself into an imaginary world that is a bit more exciting than real life.