Mandy Lamb and the Full Moon by Corinna Turner

He had a rucksack on his back and a water-filled plastic bag in his hands with a big black goldfish swimming around inside. She swung around and started-the boy stood behind her. But today? He seemed so keen on the idea of a fresh start!” She heaved a big sigh. Quite frankly, I’ve reached the point where I’d rather not know if he’s taken himself off for a bit. The woman went on, “I’m sick and tired of phoning the police only to have him come strolling back in time for breakfast.

The boy loped across the lawn and let himself in quietly at the back door. It’s about his ‘time of the month’, isn’t it? Do you think he chooses the full moon specially, just to wind us up?” “Well?” the woman asked, as a man hurried out to join her. He could hear her tapping her nails impatiently on the hood. Round the front of the house he could just see a woman standing next to a car. He remained motionless for a moment, listening, then eased through the shrubbery until he could peep out. The boy dropped over the high stone wall and landed lightly on his feet. Those looking for a unique, challenging read will love this ‘animal yarn with a Christian twist.’īuy the book to start reading Mandy and James’ adventure today! This page-turning rural fantasy is a heart-warming tale about friendship, trust, and courage–and not letting what you are define what you do. With danger on the way, will James prove friend or foe? She’s starting senior school and she’s about to meet James, a strange, dog-like orphan who has a bad habit of running off at the full moon. Mandy Lamb is the world’s only half-sheep girl, thanks to a spot of well-meant but ill-advised genetic tinkering. ” It is a CWG Seal of Approval recipient ! Can the world’s only half-sheep girl be friends with strange, dog-like orphan James, who keeps disappearing every full moon? Buy Link:Ĭan a half-sheep girl and a werewolf be friends? This month, the Catholic Writers’ Guild is touring Corinna Turner’s book, “Mandy Lamb and the Full Moon.

Mandy Lamb and the Full Moon by Corinna Turner