Anne Fine is an award-winning author who was the second UK Children’s Laureate. She has written over seventy books for children and amongst her best known are Goggle-Eyes, which won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize and the Carnegie Medal, Madame Doubtfire, which was later adapted into the film, and Flour Babies, which won the Carnegie Medal.

"With the black-and-white illustrations of Emily Jones adding extra atmosphere … this is the perfect read for reluctant readers hooked on eerie adventures … Young readers will relish the sinister undertones in this easy-to-read and wickedly weird story!" – Lancashire Post

Anne Fine is an award-winning author who was the second UK Children’s Laureate. She has written over seventy books for children and amongst her best known are Goggle-Eyes, which won the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize and the Carnegie Medal, Madame Doubtfire, which was later adapted into the film, and Flour Babies, which won the Carnegie Medal.

"With the black-and-white illustrations of Emily Jones adding extra atmosphere … this is the perfect read for reluctant readers hooked on eerie adventures … Young readers will relish the sinister undertones in this easy-to-read and wickedly weird story!" – Lancashire Post