The Lost

The Lost
ISBN-10
043589157X
ISBN-13
9780435891572
Series
The Lost
Category
Adventure and adventurers
Pages
240
Language
English
Published
2006-02-01
Publisher
Heinemann Secondary
Author
Alex Shearer

Description

A year, two years, three years pass and Joe still takes solitary bike rides into the countryside, one day meeting an attractive woman named Anna, who valiantly maintains her smallholding all alone. But Anna also lives with sadness, the death of her baby son, buried in the local churchyard. As their friendship grows, Joe finds an old, weathered, half-buried backpack, Jonah's backpack, on Anna's land. Now his life is in danger as he realizes that Anna has a terrible and terrifying secret. Suggested level: intermediate, secondary.

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