
Aunt Edna and the Lightning Rock
The Aunt Edna Stories
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Narrated by:
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Corinne Davies
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By:
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C. A. Hocking
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Aunt Edna and the Lightning Rock
By C. A. Hocking
Book 1 of the Aunt Edna Stories
When Aunt Edna learns that her 11-year-old orphaned niece, Isobel, is coming to live with her, she has a panic attack. Goodness, whatever will she do with a niece? After all, Aunt Edna is an Eternal with magical powers and Isobel is a Mere Mortal.
And what will Diggidydog, Grumblebumkin, The Great Smoking Beastie and Barking Wood Stove make of a niece? Not to mention the five Ghosts on the veranda and Frozen Bert in the freezer.
An Australian Children's Fable of Weirdness and Wonder!
©2019 C. A. Hocking (P)2020 C. A. Hocking
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