Rebecca and Jack have been sent to stay with their aunt Caroline: someone they have never met, and barely heard of. Mum has been sent away, to recover, and Rebecca and Jack are in a new town, living with a relation who would clearly prefer not to know them. When Caroline says one room is strictly out of bounds, she little realises that this is a temptation too great for Jack to resist. Of course he breaks one of the china figurines so carefully harboured there, and they must find a way to replace it, and somehow placate this oddly hostile relative.

 

There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2003 by Andersen Press Ltd .

Penny Kendal was born in London and is still living on the outskirts of the city. She was a primary school teacher until illness meant she had to leave the profession, so she took up writing. Penny now teaches adults recovering from mental illness, part - time. Her hobbies include ceramics, photography, African drumming and the internet.