Midnight Is a Place
Joan Aiken. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH), $16 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-618-19626-5
A host of reissues find young people stuck between a rock and a hard place. First published in 1974 and set in 19th-century England, Midnight Is a Place by Joan Aiken stars Lucas Bell, who lives with his guardian Sir Randolph Grimsby in a lonely old house called Midnight Court. When an unfamiliar carriage delivers a girl to their doorstep, Lucas thinks he finally has a companion-but she is not what he had in mind, and a twist of fate leaves the children adrift on the streets.
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Reviewed on: 10/01/2002
Genre: Children's
Hardcover - 287 pages - 978-0-670-47483-7
Hardcover - 303 pages - 978-0-224-00968-3
Open Ebook - 306 pages - 978-0-547-56193-6
Other - 304 pages - 978-0-547-77062-8
Paperback - 304 pages - 978-0-618-19625-8
Paperback - 978-0-671-78937-4
Paperback - 344 pages - 978-0-09-979200-0
Paperback - 978-0-440-45634-6
Paperback - 288 pages - 978-0-590-45496-4
