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Vashti Hardy

Vashti Hardy is a writer of children's books living near Brighton in Sussex with her husband and three teens. She was a primary school teacher for several years, and has a special interest in children’s writing, especially free-writing and the use of journals and creating fantasy worlds. She has a first-class honours teaching degree with English specialism and an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Chichester. After leaving teaching to focus more on her writing, she became a copywriter and digital marketing executive. Vashti is an alumni member and writing buddy of The Golden Egg Academy and is represented by Kate Shaw of The Viney Shaw Agency, and her books BRIGHTSTORM and WILDSPARK are published in the UK by Scholastic.

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Title:

Harley Hitch and the Missing Moon (MP3)

Series:

Harley Hitch #2

Written by:

Vashti Hardy 

Read by:

Ciaran Saward 

Format:

Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

1 

Duration:

2 hours 29 minutes 

MP3 size:

108 MB 

Published:

January 06 2022 

Available Date:

January 06 2022 

Age Category:

Children (8+) 

ISBN:

9781867590583 

Genres:

Fiction; Adventure; Children; Children's Fiction; Fantasy 

Publisher:

Bolinda audio 

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Format

Price

Bolinda price

AUD$ 19.95

AUD$ 19.95

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Award winning author
UK Author

Harley Hitch and the Missing Moon is the second instalment in the fiction series about young inventor Harley Hitch from the award-winning author, Vashti Hardy.

Harley Hitch is back with another inventive adventure! When the circus comes to town, Harley's curiosity gets the better of her – and she accidentally breaks a cabinet that makes things magically disappear! Soon after, everyone realises that the Moon has gone missing. Time is speeding up, wildlife at night is getting disorientated by the darkness and there's no more tide. Is Harley to blame? Can she sort out the mess before it's too late?

'Hardy has drunk from the same cup as Philip Reeve and Philip Pullman.'
Literary Review

'A joyful mash-up of robots, conservationism and school story.' (on Harley Hitch and the Iron Forest)
The Guardian