Dark of the Moon

by Maggie Pearson

The Brillian sequel to Owl Light. Miss Letty is dead and the village church is threatened with closure...it feels to Hal as though everything's changing all at once. His friends the Stittles are determined to save the church, but so far their brightest idea has been a petition. So when Miss Letty's ghost starts appearing before Hal, he thinks she might be trying to tell him something...And then, suddenly, shockingly, Hal finds himself thrown back through time to the seventeenth century. It is the time of the Reformation and the church's ornamentation is regarded as sacrilegious. Hal knows that his purpose is to discover clues which might save the church, but it's not until he is given a code by an eccentric aristocrat that he can return to the future. It takes some pretty quick-thinking, but before too long, the church is rescued and Hal is a hero...

242 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2001

Reviews

[Sienna P · Rating 3 out of 5]

Dark of the Moon is about a Boy called Hal who does not believe in ghosts! But he thinks he has seen a lady called Miss. Lettie twice after her Funeral. Then suddenly Hal finds himself back in time which has the key to Miss. Lettie's presence. But then he may never return.

I recommend this book to 10+ if you are reading it by yourself because some of the content is a little bit confusing but it is still a great book, But 8-9+ If you are reading it with a parent, Older sibling or Adult.

The Genre to this book is Fantasy because It is all magical and has wear-wolfs and other things like that inside it.

[Lark · Rating 4 out of 5]

Charming sequel to Owl Light. If you enjoyed the first one, you should enjoy this just as much.