Tony Plumb and the Moles of Ellodian
No. of pages 192
Reviews
Great for age 9-12 years
If your mind housed a spy, what secrets would it spill?
Harbouring troubling memories of time in care, Tony struggles to keep his mind on track. Prone to episodes in `Madsville' and bombarded by thought chariots carrying unwanted baggage from the past, he's smuggled to Ellodian by the rule dodging social worker, Ms Bendy Leggett.
At this spooky, curious, underground facility, Tony's history intertwines with the present and the task of answering three crucial life-changing questions cannot be avoided.
With help from good friends and therapy, Tony challenges authority, rights wrongs and makes enemies, until he finally comes to understand the nature of his conundrums, the meaning of the word family and the darkest secret of all; what really happened at the waterfall?
Harbouring troubling memories of time in care, Tony struggles to keep his mind on track. Prone to episodes in `Madsville' and bombarded by thought chariots carrying unwanted baggage from the past, he's smuggled to Ellodian by the rule dodging social worker, Ms Bendy Leggett.
At this spooky, curious, underground facility, Tony's history intertwines with the present and the task of answering three crucial life-changing questions cannot be avoided.
With help from good friends and therapy, Tony challenges authority, rights wrongs and makes enemies, until he finally comes to understand the nature of his conundrums, the meaning of the word family and the darkest secret of all; what really happened at the waterfall?
This book has been graded for interest at 9-12 years.
There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2018 by Troubador Publishing .
J. M. Smith was a psychodynamic psychotherapist working with individuals and groups in the NHS. After a summer writing course at Oxford University and many fights with her computer, the adventures of Tony Plumb emerged from the depths.