Glow Stone by Ellen Dreyer (2006, Hardcover)

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Item Height: 5.5 in Features: Ex-Library Ex Libris: Yes Item Length: 8.5 in height: 5.5 in Inscribed: Yes Country of Origin: United States Book Title: Glow Stone Publisher: Peachtree Publishing Company Inc. Signed: No width: 0.8 in Topic: Coming of Age, Dramas ISBN: 9781561453702 Original Language: English Language: English Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Number of Pages: 186 Publication Year: 2006 Author: Ellen Dreyer Genre: Children & Young Adults, Drama, Juvenile Fiction Type: Novel Item Width: 0.8 in Narrative Type: Fiction Format: Hardcover

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Glow Stone by Ellen Dreyer (2006, Hardcover). Ellen Dreyer has written a dramatic, page-turning adventure that explores the unbreakable bonds that hold families together, even after death. The pressure grows even worse when Spider unwittingly discovers a disturbing family secret. The sudden death of her beloved uncle triggers a chain of events that threaten to overwhelm Spider and her family. Fifteen-year-old Phoebe Bernstein (a.k.a. Spider) has been collecting rocks since she was a child. She keeps her prized specimens in a musty underground garage, stored in the drawers of an old desk that was a gift from her beloved young uncle, Bradford. News of Bradford’s sudden death changes Spider’s life as she watches her grieving mother descend into depression, her older sister remain remote, and her father strangely silent. The pressure grows even worse when Spider unwittingly discovers a disturbing family secret. On the weekend of Bradford’s tombstone unveiling, Spider tries to escape for a while by exploring a labyrinth of caves―and becomes hopelessly lost. In the utter blackness she hears a strangely familiar voice beckoning her deeper into the mysterious but oddly welcoming underground world. Soon she will learn the truth about what happened to Uncle Bradford…but will she ever find her way out of the darkness? Ellen Dreyer has written a dramatic, page-turning adventure that explores the unbreakable bonds that hold families together, even after death.