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    Uncle Stephen

    By Forrest Reid

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    Tom Barber is an orphaned boy in search of the mysterious uncle he has never met, and about whom there is a hint of scandal. The story of Uncle Stephen came to Reid in a dream, and the dream-like evocation of the Ulster countryside in which it is set trembles over the brink into the magical. A subtle supernatural novel in the style of Forrest Reid's great friend and admirer Walter de la Mare; if you can appreciate fine words and sensitive feelings and fantastic situations, Uncle Stephen is your book.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReading Essentials
    Release dateNov 22, 2020
    ISBN9781774641194
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