The Midnight Children: The Cemetery House by Tunku Halim - ISBN: 9789814914222
Paperback
Asian myths, gothic chills: Can these kids survive the night?

The Midnight Children: The Cemetery House

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  • Paperback

    128 pages

  • Release Date

    26 August 2021

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Summary

The Midnight Children trilogy is a series of dark fantasy novels for children age 8-13 combining Asian mythology and Gothic elements.

The characters, ten-year-old Min and twelve-year-old Zak are the main protagonists. In The Midnight Children- Cemetery House, Min and her mother move into Cemetery House with the distasteful Uncle Obb. Zak has been taken to the Moonlight Lands but flees from the oily creatures on a boat. He finds help at a river-side village but is betrayed by a village…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9789814914222
ISBN-10:9814914223
Author:Tunku Halim
Publisher:Penguin Random House SEA
Imprint:Penguin Random House SEA
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:128
Release Date:26 August 2021
Weight:130g
Dimensions:197mm x 130mm x 11mm
Series:The Midnight Children
About The Author

Tunku Halim

Tunku Halim was born in 1964. He is dubbed as Asia’s Stephen King and by delving into Malay myth, legends and folklore, his writing is often regarded as ‘World Gothic’. His novel, Dark Demon Rising (1997), was nominated for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award whilst his second novel, Vermillion Eye (2000), is used as a study text in The National University of Singapore’s Language and Literature course. He has also won first prize in a Fellowship of Australian Writers’ short story competition and has had three consecutive wins in Malaysia’s Popular-Star Readers’ Choice Awards between 2015 and 2017. His short-story collections include-The Rape of Martha Teoh & Other Chilling Stories (1997), BloodHaze- 15 Chilling Tales (1999), The Woman Who Grew Horns and Other Works (2001), 7 Days to Midnight (2013) and The Rape of Nancy Ng - 13 Nightmares (2018). His other novels include Juriah’s Song (2008), Last Breath (2014) and A Malaysian Restaurant in London (2015). His non-fiction books include A Children’sHistory of Malaysia (2003), History of Malaysia-A Children’s Encyclopedia (2009) and a biography of his late father, A Prince Called “Charlie” (2018). Tunku Halim’s collection of short horror stories, published by Penguin Random House SEA in 2019, Scream to the Shadows, was a best seller in Singapore and Malaysia.

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