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The Four Seasons of Lucy McKenzie

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Four Seasons of Lucy McKenzie
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Kirsty Murray
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:216
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 128
ISBN/Barcode 9781743317020
ClassificationsDewey:A823.00
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Allen & Unwin
Imprint Allen & Unwin Children's Books
Publication Date 30 July 2013
Publication Country Australia

Description

"The room was full of moon shadows and dancing light. But it was the wall around the window that Lucy couldn't stop staring at, the one with the painting of Spring. It was as bright as a sunny day and the tiny yellow flowers that covered the fields were moving, as if a breeze had blown through the painting and set all the petals dancing." Lucy McKenzie can walk through walls. Sent to stay with her Aunt Big in a hidden valley, Lucy discovers the old house is full of mysteries. One hot night, she hears a voice calling from inside a painting on the dining-room wall...On the other side of the painting, Lucy meets three children. Together they race horses through the bush, battle fires and floods, and make friendships that will last a lifetime. But who are April, Tom and Jimmy Tiger, and what magic has drawn Lucy to them?

Author Biography

Kirsty Murray's books include India Dark, Vulture's Gate, Market Blues, Walking Home with Marie-Claire and the epic quartet of historical fiction, 'Children of the Wind'.

Reviews

"A powerful story of life's continuity; magical realism at its best." "Kirkus Reviews "" "Possibly my personal favorite book of the year so far." Charlotte's Library" This novel is a fine example of magical realism replete with beautiful scenery and believable characters. Murray has a lovely way of creating story, drawing the reader into this quiet, time-traveling tale of mystery, family, and art. Booklist Online Exclusive" "This novel is a fine example of magical realism replete with beautiful scenery and believable characters. Murray has a lovely way of creating story, drawing the reader into this quiet, time-traveling tale of mystery, family, and art." --Booklist Online Exclusive