Stage Fright

by Paul Stewart, Alan Marks (Illustrator), Phil Roxbee Cox (Editor)

Dom must solve the secrets of Mask Manor, where his Uncle Charles has been in a trace ever since an accident during a hypnotist's act at a theater

Paperback

First published February 1, 1996

About the author

Paul Stewart is a highly regarded author of books for young readers – from picture books to football stories, fantasy and horror. Together with Chris Riddell he is co-creator of the bestselling Edge Chronicles, which has sold more than three million copies and is available in over twenty languages. They have also collaborated together on lots of other exciting books for children of all ages. The Far-Flung Adventure series includes the Gold Smarties Prize Winner Fergus Crane, and Corby Flood and Hugo Pepper, both Silver Nestle Prize Winners. Then there are the Barnaby Grimes books, two Muddle Earth adventures, and the sci-fi Scavenger and fantasy Wyrmeweald trilogies. For younger readers there is the Blobheads series, while for the very young, Paul has written several picture books, including the Rabbit and Hedgehog series, In the Dark of the Night and, his latest, Wings.

Other authors by this name disambiguation Note:
Paul Stewart - business and management books

Reviews

[Lör K. · Rating 3 out of 5]

Rating: 3.5

I read this years and years ago and never knew this was Paul Stewart? I read this absolutely countless times, having fun with it every time.

This is a children's horror story, with clues on each page to help you figure out the main secret, and discover what's going on. Answers can be found in the back (and I could also be found there often).

This book was actually a work of genius. I loved it as a kid, but it really didn't stick with me at all. It had a forgettable story line, but it's fun to read as long as you don't remember the main details.

Damn, I still remember some of the art frames from this book. A total blast from the past.

[Shulammite]

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[Lucy ⁠✿ · Rating 2 out of 5]

Supongo que para un niño sí podría ser una buena historia. El dibujo es muy lindoo