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What is Secret of the Changeling (Scream Street, #12) about?
This is the twelfth crazy adventure in this hugely popular comedy horror series for ghouls and girls! Just as Luke, Resus and Cleo are working out how to return the fifth relic, a whole new problem presents Eefa Everwell's toddler niece, Poppy, has been replaced by a changeling! And the real Poppy is being held captive in the fairy realm by the evil Crimson Queen...Eefa and her sister are inconsolable, and the three friends vow to rescue the child and bring her safely back to Scream Street. However, the fairy realm holds plenty of surprises - most of them bad. And when Resus becomes tempted to change sides, things get a whole lot more complicated...Visit our associated website for competitions, short stories and new issues of Scream Street's own newspaper, "The Terror Times". There are four free collector's cards in each book! Ten foreign editions now sold! Cliffhanger ending to the final book in the series, "Flame of the Dragon", coming October 2011.
- Author
- Tommy Donbavand
- Publisher
- Non Basic Stock Line
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781406319170
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Young Adult, Fiction
- Rating
- 4.2 / 5 (27 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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