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Companion eBook to Missing in Time

New! Companion to the novel Missing in Time.

Sally's Movie Diary

Film fan Sally Soforth has been back through time where she met Adrian Merryweather, a boy from the past. Now she's writing this diary to him about the movies she loves and her dreams for the future, but is he really there or does she just wish he was?

Sally's Movie Diary is a lighthearted look at the world of cinema through the eyes of a girl. From animation to live action and adventure; from black-and-white classics to science fiction and fantasy; from family-friendly blockbusters to a sprinkling of suspenseSally's Movie Diary has lots of movie magic for everyone's taste.
 



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ABOUT MISSING IN TIME


Sally's struggling to survive. She’s fallen into another time, another place, and only a forbidden friendship with Adrian Merryweather, a young footman, is helping her cope with the harsh life of a servant she’s tumbled into. 



Why has this happened to her? And will she ever get back to her own time now that she knows the dangers ahead?




Sally’s a film fan so there are dozens of hidden and not-so-hidden movie references in Missing in Time. Here's a couple . . .

“... all cobwebby like Miss Havisham.” 
That’s a reference to Great Expectations.

“And like Dorothy my world turns to color.” 
That’s a reference to The Wizard of Oz. Sally opens a door and all the dismal brown colors of the servants’ quarters in Brumpton Manor turn to rich vibrant ones of the family's quarters upstairs. In The Wizard of Oz movie, when Dorothy leaves Kansas, her world turns from sepia to color.