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Midnight at Moonstone


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No. of pages 272

Published: 2019

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Kit's father is away AGAIN, and although she's supposed to be staying with her brother and sister, Kit steals away to visit her grandfather at Moonstone Manor. The costume museum once filled with extravagant wonders, is now an aging house with creaking floorboards and damp walls. The decadent fashion designs seem dull and lifeless. The fabrics worn and dusty. But there is still magic within Moonstone's walls, and Kit will soon discover that the old costumes hold their own secret splendour . . . because on the stroke of midnight, the costumes come to life. And they've got a lot to say.

 

There are 272 pages in this book. This book was published 2019 by Oxford University Press .

Lara Flecker was the Senior Textile Conservation Display Specialist at the Victoria and Albert museum for 13 years. She is a leading expert in dress display and is the author of A Practical Guide to Costume Mounting' In 2017 she reached the shortlist of the Chicken House book award with her manuscript, The Reluctant Goddaughter. Trisha Krauss is an American artist based in the UK. She illustrated Lauren Child's picture book, Maude, the Not So Noticeable Shrimpton, published by Puffin in the UK and by Candlewick Press in the US. She has illustrated a series of pop up sightseeing books for Walker Books UK. Her first picture book, Charlotte's very Own DressR published in 2016 by Random House USA. Trisha Krauss decided she wanted to be an illustrator at the age of fifteen. She spent several years in New York, where she worked with some of the most creative designers, art directors and advertising agencies. She likes to use watercolour or acrylic and draw on plywood or other objects she finds. Her illustration has been exhibited in New York and Rome. She now lives and works in London and has just finished her first picture book with the author Lauren Child. Visit Trisha's website: www. trishakrauss. com

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