Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel by Michael Mann

Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel by Michael Mann

By Michael Mann (author) Part of the A Ghostcloud Novel series

"The gripping conclusion to this high-flying, original and exciting fantasy adventure"

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Anyone who read Ghostcloud will be dashing out to get the conclusion to this gripping story.

It’s been months since Luke and his fellow shovellers escaped from Battersea Power Station as ghosts tore off the roof. But he knows that evil Tabatha Margate, the power station’s owner, is still out there and, worse, his best friend Ravi is missing too, probably sold to Europe. In his new role as an apprentice detective, Luke discovers what could be clues to Tabatha’s whereabouts.

His boss isn’t interested, so Luke decides to follow things up himself, with the help of his friend, ghost Alma.

If anything, the story is even more of a page-turner than Ghostcloud , full of nail-biting moments, while the settings are as magical as ever, from the gloomy ‘other’ London to the decks of ships and zeppelins, all wreathed in smoke. It builds to a tremendous climax, under a sky full of ghosts.

Having escaped from the half-bombed, blackened power station where he was being imprisoned, 12-year-old Luke is finally reunited with his family above ground.

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But though Luke tries to readjust, he can't shake the guilt he feels for his friend Ravi, who was left behind, nor the feeling that someone - or something - is watching him from the shadows. With the help of ghost-girl named Alma and his friend Jess, Luke must journey across the country and sea to find Ravi, the friend who was there for him in his darkest hours. And in doing so, he must face his past and confront his deepest fears...

A riveting, magical adventure set in the waterways of a richly reimagined England, and the epic conclusion of the Ghostcloud duology.

Michael Mann is a primary school teacher by day, and mostly writes when he should be sleeping at night. He was a winner of SCBWI's Undiscovered Voices 2020, and the 2019 London Writer's Award (Spread the Word). He is passionate about diversity in children's literature as a person of British and Indian heritage.

Michael was born in London but moved to North Yorkshire when he was ten. He now lives with his partner and daughter in London. He's a fan of board games, reading, cloud spotting and outdoor swimming. He swam from England to France across the English Channel as part of a team of six. He won his first writing competition at school aged 10, for a poem about potatoes. He had to shake hands with a giant potato in front of the whole school and still has the photo to prove it.

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Having escaped from the half-bombed, blackened power station where he was being imprisoned, 12-year-old Luke is finally reunited with his family above ground. But though Luke tries to readjust, he can't shake the guilt he feels for his friend Ravi, who was left behind, nor the feeling that someone - or something - is watching him from the shadows.

The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-12 years old

Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel features in the following genres: Fantasy / Magical, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Featured Books for 11+ readers, Recommendations, Romance / Relationship Stories, Featured Books for 9+ readers

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Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel was written by Michael Mann and published by Hodder Children's Books an imprint of Hachette Children's Group

Nightspark A Ghostcloud Novel has 339 pages

Yes it is part of A Ghostcloud Novel series

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