The Secret of Platform 13

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Under Platform 13 at Kings Cross Station is hidden a quite remarkable secret. Every nine years a doorway opens to an amazing, fantastical island. Nine years ago, the island's baby prince was stolen on the streets of London. Now a rescue party, led by a wizard and an ogre, must find him and bring him back. But the kind prince has become a spoilt rich boy, who doesn't believe in magic and doesn't want to go home. Can they rescue him before time runs out - and the doorway disappears for ever?
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AuthorEva Ibbotson
PublisherMacMillan
PlaceLondon
Year2001
ISBN9780330398015
BindingPaperback
ConditionVery Good
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