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The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll & Mademoiselle Odile
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A young woman unwittingly gives Doctor Jekyll the key to unlock the infamous Mr. Hyde in this atmospheric teen thriller. It's 1870, and a young woman named Odile is fighting to survive on the blood-soaked streets of Paris. Luckily, Odile has an advantage and a bizarre birthright. She is descended from the Cagots, a much-despised race whose women were reputed to be witches. Were they, in fact? This is the question Odile must answer--about her ancestors and herself--while she uses her talents to…
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- Author: James Reese
- Publisher: Roaring Brook Press
- Year: 2012
- Pages: 368
- ISBN: 9781429961899
- ISBN-10: 1429961899
- ISBN-13: 9781429961899
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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A young woman unwittingly gives Doctor Jekyll the key to unlock the infamous Mr. Hyde in this atmospheric teen thriller. It's 1870, and a young woman named Odile is fighting to survive on the blood-soaked streets of Paris. Luckily, Odile has an advantage and a bizarre birthright. She is descended from the Cagots, a much-despised race whose women were reputed to be witches. Were they, in fact? This is the question Odile must answer--about her ancestors and herself--while she uses her talents to help a young Doctor Jekyll who seems to be abusing the salts that she gave him in a most disconcerting way.
- Author: James Reese
- Publisher: Roaring Brook Press
- Year: 2012
- Pages: 368
- ISBN: 9781429961899
- ISBN-10: 1429961899
- ISBN-13: 9781429961899
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
A young woman unwittingly gives Doctor Jekyll the key to unlock the infamous Mr. Hyde in this atmospheric teen thriller. It's 1870, and a young woman named Odile is fighting to survive on the blood-soaked streets of Paris. Luckily, Odile has an advantage and a bizarre birthright. She is descended from the Cagots, a much-despised race whose women were reputed to be witches. Were they, in fact? This is the question Odile must answer--about her ancestors and herself--while she uses her talents to help a young Doctor Jekyll who seems to be abusing the salts that she gave him in a most disconcerting way.
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