Set in the world of the bestselling Hazel Wood series, this tantalising collection is filled with eerie and unsettling tales from the masterful pen of Melissa Albert, accompanied by stunning illustrations from Nick Hayes.
Journey into the Hinterland, where every page tells a wondrously terrible adventure ...
In this brutal and beautiful world a young woman spends a night with Death, brides are wed to a mysterious house in the trees, and an enchantress is killed twice - and still lives.
But it's not safe inside these pages, and once you enter, you may never want to leave ...
The highly anticipated collection of stories set in the creepy, haunting fairytale world first introduced in Melissa Albert's internationally bestselling and critically acclaimed Hazel Wood series.
Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK
ISBN: 9780241371893
Number of pages: 240
Weight: 170 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 15 mm
Praise for Melissa Albert - -
'MAGICAL, MESMERISING AND INVENTIVE.' - Karen McManus, bestselling author of One of Us is Lying
'You'll not sleep a wink' - Heat
'The Hazel Wood kept me up all night. I had every light burning and the covers pulled tight around me as I fell completely into the dark and beautiful world within its pages. Terrifying, magical, and surprisingly funny, it's one of the very best books I've read in years' - Jennifer Niven, author of All The Bright Places
'Insidiously beautiful' - Guardian
'This book will be your next obsession' - Stephanie Garber, bestselling author of Caravel
Take a stroll, if you will, over the rolling seas and icy wastes of Andersen, onwards over the plains to the dark forests of the Brothers Grimm. Keep travelling until you reach the wildest heart of the deepest,... More
Tales from the Hinterland was an accidental experiment for me. I didn’t realize it was part 2.5 in The Hazel Wood series - a series I never read. Nevertheless, it didn’t feel like I missed important knowledge from The... More
‘’Tales are told of a village so plagued by ghosts that bells are hung over the doors, to keep them from slipping in at night. In certain houses the cooks bake three loaves of bread, two to eat and one to bury. In... More
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