The Tiger in the Well
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| Author | Philip Pullman |
|---|---|
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
| Series | Sally Lockhart series |
| Genre(s) | Suspense/Adventure |
| Publisher | Scholastic Point |
| Released | 1990 |
| Pages | 448 |
| ISBN | 978-0439977807 |
| Preceded by | The Shadow in the North |
| Followed by | The Tin Princess |
The Tiger in the Well (1990) is a book by the English author Philip Pullman.
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[edit] Plot introduction
24 year old Sally Lockhart was at a loss from the tragic death of her lover, Fredrick Garland. Two years later things were finally starting to look up. Sally has a successful career, good friends, the financial independence she's always craved, and most of all her wonderful daughter, Harriet. All of a sudden things start collapsing around her when a stranger emerges claiming to be Sally's husband. What's worse, he can prove it! As he threatens to take away her money, her home, her business, and even custody of Harriet...Sally takes her daughter and runs away on an adventure to uncover truth. But how far can a woman go when she's carrying a two-year-old, has no money, and is wanted for arrest?
[edit] Sally Lockhart series
The book is the third in the Sally Lockhart series:
- The Ruby in the Smoke
- The Shadow in the North
- The Tiger in the Well
- The Tin Princess
[edit] TV adaptation
All four books will eventually be adapted for television.
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