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Midsummer Miracle
Part of the Open Door series of short books for emerging readers.
When twenty-something year old Lizzie inherits a crumbling mansion from her uncle, she moves to a remote village where the locals watch with bemusement as she struggles to renovate it. Under pressure from relatives to sell up and move out, Lizzie struggles to make ends meet. However, always at the back of her mind is her mother's sage advice that midsummer is a magical time of opportunity when anything could happen...
When twenty-something year old Lizzie inherits a crumbling mansion from her uncle, she moves to a remote village where the locals watch with bemusement as she struggles to renovate it. Under pressure from relatives to sell up and move out, Lizzie struggles to make ends meet. However, always at the back of her mind is her mother's sage advice that midsummer is a magical time of opportunity when anything could happen...
78 pages, Paperback
Published March 15, 2015
About the author
Claudia Carroll
39 books462 followersClaudia was born in Dublin and is a graduate of UCD, the College of Music and of the Gaiety School of Acting. Since then she has worked extensively as an actress on the Irish stage, but is probably best known for her role as TV’s Nicola Prendergast in the long running Dublin soap opera, ‘Fair City.’
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December 15, 2022
Another ODS read and this one was fun. Lizzie inherits a crumbling mansion from her uncle, she moves to a remote village where the locals watch with bemusement as she struggles to renovate it. Her cousins want her to sell it so they can cash in, but Lizzie is strong willed and she just knows that a miracle will happen as its midsummer!
A fantastic read, one of my favourites of the ODS so far!
A fantastic read, one of my favourites of the ODS so far!
July 18, 2023
It was a nice read and Radford Hall is very pretty but it was quite predictable.
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