✍ Scribed by David Bramhall
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"Aurelia" - six ghost tales from the author of the successful Greatest Cape series of novels, told in limpid, elegant prose by a master story-teller. In the title story, a champion school choir owes its success to a young singer who isn't there at all. A retired enthusiast buries himself a little too deeply in his hobby, while in "Doo dah, doo dah day!" a young man finds there is someone living in his attic. In "Daisy-Jane and Lip-Lip" a lonely little girl waits for her brother to come home from school. Be prepared - some of these tales will make you weep, one will alarm you, one might amuse you ... and one is absolutely true!
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