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When Josh, his parents, his grandfather, and his eight‑year‑old brother relocate to the old Tilton House, they begin to uncover extraordinary, whimsical phenomena hidden within its walls. The family encounters talking rats, discovers a dimmer switch that renders the entire house invisible, and stumbles upon a mysterious powder that causes objects to shrink. Each oddity brings both wonder and challenge as the family must navigate the fantastical quirks of their new home.
First publish date: 2010
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Fantasy
Authors: Tom Llewellyn
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