Michelle Harrison

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We all love a good writer, and if you're on the hunt for one let me be the first to suggest Michelle Harrison. Michelle Harrison is an award winning children’s author. Her books are full of magic, suspense and mystery. 


One of her finest creations is the 13 treasure sequel which consists of 3 books. The ‘ 13 treasures’ sequel is about a girl named Tanya who has a unique power of seeing supernatural creatures, but the world is a small place and as Tanya tries to find her place in the world,  she soon realises that someone just like her is not so far away. With the help of her friends and others she goes on a marvelous adventure,  and you can too, if you read the book that is.



 Michelle Harrison has also published 2 other famous books called ‘ A pinch or magic’ and ‘ A sprinkle of sorcery.’ These are also two books which should definitely have a place in your collection.  ‘The Other Alice’  is also a book  Michelle Harrison wrote which gave me some sleepless nights, it’s full of magic, friends and a barbaric adventure. So if you were looking for a new book to read, I just gave you multiple options.


Happy reading, 

Fellow book-worms.




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