Maxwell Grantly
The Boy With the Clockwork Heart
language
(Maxwell Grantly July 25, 2016)
Edward had a particularly hard upbringing. Despite being a young child, he had to work long hours in Mr. Grime’s dreadful cotton mill. It was a very hard life and, so very often, tragic accidents would occur within the exposed machinery. The other mill workers would tell tales of how the Shadow would frequently visit the factory, to take away the poor souls of the many fatalities that met their fate there. How Edward wished that he might never ever meet the Shadow.
Sadly, Edward’s wish never came true. In this story, he was to meet the Shadow a total of three times.
This is the tragic tale of how Edward met the Shadow so many times and how he came to be the first ever child to receive a clockwork heart.
(Author’s note: This is a beautifully illustrated story for both older children and adults alike. However, due to the triple appearance of death in this story, in the form of the Shadow, it is recommended that this story is not suitable for young children. Although the Shadow has been portrayed sensitively, as always, adults are recommended to use their discretion in the choice of this eBook for their children.)
Sadly, Edward’s wish never came true. In this story, he was to meet the Shadow a total of three times.
This is the tragic tale of how Edward met the Shadow so many times and how he came to be the first ever child to receive a clockwork heart.
(Author’s note: This is a beautifully illustrated story for both older children and adults alike. However, due to the triple appearance of death in this story, in the form of the Shadow, it is recommended that this story is not suitable for young children. Although the Shadow has been portrayed sensitively, as always, adults are recommended to use their discretion in the choice of this eBook for their children.)
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