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Emily Wheaton

Emily Wheaton has been working in the voiceover space for as long as she has been acting. Her voice credits include the Emmy Award-nominated animated series Get Ace, by Galaxy Pop. She also has a strong singing voice and first trod the boards as a child in the role of Brigitta in The Sound of Music for SEL/GFO. Having been born in the UK, Emily can work in UK dialects as well as her natural Australian accent.

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Title:: The Moonlight Statue (MP3)
Series:: The Hounds of Penhallow Hall #1
Written by:: Holly Webb
Read by:: Emily Wheaton
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 2 hours 23 minutes
MP3 size:: 207 MB
Published:: November 01 2020
Available Date:: November 01 2020
Age Category:: Children (7+)
ISBN:: 9781867501114
Genres:: Fiction; Children's Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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When Penny moves into Penhallow Hall with her mother she is not expecting to meet Rex, a dog statue in the garden that comes to life and sweeps her into a beautiful tale of magic and memory from beloved author Holly Webb.

For Polly, moving to Penhallow Hall is the fresh start she’s been longing for since the death of her father. Her mum has got a job managing the stately home and once the last of the visitors leave for the day the place is all theirs! One night, Polly sleepwalks into the garden and wakes to find her hand on the head of one of the stone dogs that guard the steps down to the lawn. Then she feels him lick her cheek! The dog introduces himself as Rex, an Irish Wolfhound who lived at Penhallow many hundreds of years earlier. And he is not the only resident ghost – Polly has also glimpsed a strange boy around the place. With Rex’s help she finds herself unravelling the story of his beloved master, William Penhallow, who was killed in the First World War aged only 17.