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The Letter in the Attic: A hidden truth waiting to be found The Invisible Children Book 2 A Mystery for Ages 8-12

The Letter in the Attic: A hidden truth waiting to be found The Invisible Children Book 2 A Mystery for Ages 8-12

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Series: The Invisible Children

General Juvenile FictionHorror

ISBN13: 9798278927570
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 16 2025
Pages: 94
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some secrets wait over a century to be told... When ten-year-old Oliver Chen moves from Massachusetts to an old Victorian manor in the English Cotswolds, he expects to hate everything about his new life. The gloomy weather. The unfamiliar accents. The enormous, creaky house that feels like it's watching him. But Thornwood Manor holds more than dust and shadows. Hidden in the attic, Oliver discovers a trunk belonging to a boy named William-a boy who lived in this very house in 1880. Inside is an unfinished letter, filled with desperate words about a missing brother and an accusation that destroyed a family. William was blamed for his little brother Thomas's disappearance. But he swears he's innocent. Now, through a mysterious connection that defies time itself, Oliver and William begin exchanging letters across 144 years. As Oliver digs deeper into the manor's secrets-hidden rooms, old photographs, and a truth buried behind the walls-he uncovers a shocking betrayal that changed everything. Can Oliver clear William's name after more than a century? And what really happened to five-year-old Thomas on that terrible September day? A story about friendship, family, and the invisible children history forgot. THE INVISIBLE CHILDREN series explores the untold stories of children from the past-their secrets, their sorrows, and the modern kids brave enough to help them find peace. Perfect for fans of: ✔ Mystery stories with heart ✔ Historical fiction for middle grade readers ✔ Time-slip adventures ✔ Stories about friendship across impossible distances Book 2 in The Invisible Children series (can be read as a standalone) Recommended for ages 8-12

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