Gewitter im Kopf: Ab 12 Jahren

by Susan Gates

When Rachel's parents get jobs on an offshore island, her main worry is when the wind turbine will be installed so that she can play her CDs. But then she notices some weird things happening. Her brother, Stevie, always untidy, insists that everything in his room should be in straight lines,facing the same way.Why do the island rabbits dig their burrows in parallel lines, facing north? Why don't the islanders get lost in the fog? And why did the last warden's house burn down?As she tries to find the answers to these mysteries, Rachel has to act quickly to prevent another tragedy.This novel is now reissued in a smaller, mass-market paperback format.

Hardcover

First published October 31, 1997

Reviews

[MangoReads · Rating 3 out of 5]

I liked it! it's a weird book, but it was short and fun to read :)

[Sammy]

I read this in English at school also, it was a queer little story, however I enjoyed it.

[Nikki Heath · Rating 5 out of 5]

Adored this book when I read it years ago, and the concept behind it has stayed with me all of those years! Have just read 'Burning Secrets' by Clare Chambers, which soooo reminded me of this...