
The Longest Night of Charlie Noon
Christopher Edge
In 1933, three English children become lost in a frightening wood and spend the night there. Time behaves strangely in the forest, where they see possible versions of their futures. The children confront the question of whether those outcomes can be changed. Their unexplained experience is framed as a mystery, with possibilities that include secrets, spies, or a monster at the center of the woods.
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