No. of pages 128
Published: 2005
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This book is part of a book series called Tales From the Dark Side .
There are 128 pages in this book. This book was published in 2005 by Hachette Children's Group .
Tim Bowler is the Carnegie medal winning author of RIVER BOY and a number of other highly acclaimed novels for teenagers. Illustrator: Jason Cockcroft is a talented illustrator of children's books. He has collaborated with many established authors such as Helen Cresswell and Geraldine McCaughrean, illustrating Sophie and the Seawolf and Never Let Go respectively.
This book is in the following series:
A chilling story that builds to a dramatic climax * Junior *
Strong on atmosphere and suspense and genuinely scary * Books For Keeps *
A quick, chilling read with superb illustrations * The Irish Times *
A chilling story that builds to a dramatic climax, it's scary at times but levelled out by the cast of sympathetic characters. * Junior *
A quick chilling read with superb illustrations. * The Irish Times *
A bloodcurdlingly chilling story ... This heaven made marriage between a Carnegie winning author and an award winning illustrator ... The timeslipping plot is a complex though skilfully handled one, the characters real and sympathetic and the illustrations bold enough to bridge the comprehension and fluency gap ... There's no dumbing down in the language, or plotting, and the strong sense of place and of period seeps from the pages. .. Aimed at the 11+ but accessible to those with a reading age of 8. Ideal ... for reading aloud of for paired reading. * School Librarian *
Bowler is a very fine witer for teenagers ... [Blood on Snow] is strong on atmosphere and suspense and genuinely scary ... With its short sentences, accessible, familiar vocabulary and clearly defined dialogue, this is a book written specially for the reluctant or disaffected reader ... Illustrated by the equally talented Jason Cockcroft ... One to recommend to under-confident readers. * Books for Keeps *