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- Orion Children's Books
Bad Tuesdays, Fiction, General fiction (Children's / Teenage), Adventure stories (Children's / Teenage)
Can a street rat fight the Twisted Symmetry Will the ultimate question be answered in the gripping third instalment of the futuristic Bad Tuesdays sequence.
Chess Tuesday is on her own. Her brothers, Box and Splinter, are prisoners in another world. Now, Chess must discover who she really is and go on to fight the Twisted Symmetry alone. But Box and Splinter don't bargain on staying prisoners for long. Box is determined to fight his way
back to Chess. Meanwhile, Splinter has other ambitions. For a street rat wih brains, the Twisted Symmetry may provide the ideal opportunity . . .
Benjamin J. Myers
Ben was reading about myth, magic, adventure and weird science as soon as he could pick up a book; and he's been writing from as soon as he could hold a pencil. He was born in Stoke-on-Trent, England, and he's been a soldier and a lawyer as well as a writer.
THE BAD TUESDAYS series of books and THE GRINDLE WITCH have been enjoyed by young adults, older adults and children around the world. He has three children and when he's not reading or writing books he enjoys swimming, fishing, music and mountains.
Visit Ben's website at https://wordpress.com/view/benjaminjmyers.online and follow him on X/Twitter @BenjaminJMyers
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