The Haunting of Old Splinter

The Haunting of Old Splinter - Hardcover

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The Haunting of Old Splinter

The Haunting of Old Splinter - Hardcover

by Jack MacKay
$18.99
Sale price  $18.99 Regular price 

Book Overview

Innocent wishes turn decidedly sinister in this chilling horror for fans of Katherine Arden and R. L. Stine.

Peter and his half brother, Adrian, live in the shadow of Old Splinter--a formerly lavish estate now in ruins. Rumored to have once housed an eccentric magician, it's now home to little more than spiderwebs and mold. Tasked with renovating the crumbling mansion on behalf of their wealthy uncle, Peter's stepdad is at his wits' end. And the cracks are beginning to show in their once-happy cottage.

A mysterious local legend may be their only hope. The wishing claw, a magical hand that grants your deepest desires, has spell-bound townsfolk for centuries. If it's real--if he can find it--then Peter might just save his family! But wishes are tricky things and they always come with a price. What starts innocently enough soon unearths much more than Peter bargained for, including a dark secret lurking in the walls of the mansion...and a monstrous hunger that comes knocking at his door.
ISBN9780593693865
Author Jack MacKay
PublisherViking Books for Young Readers
GenreChildren and Family
FormatHardcover
PublishedJuly 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages272
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Jack MacKay

Jack Mackay is a writer, theater-maker and horror enthusiast. Though he's currently floating around somewhere near York, his heart is in the Midlands, in his grandparents' creaky old house. He has written stories since he was four years old. He is also the co-founder of Griffonage Theatre, a York-based company with a taste for the madcap and macabre. He loves his family, his dog, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and K-pop.

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