On a Silver Platter

On a Silver Platter

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In an unnervingly ordered house ruled by the exacting Miss Catherine Abbott, young Peter Sutton enters a household of adopted children trained to music, study, and perfect obedience, only to discover that beneath its polished manners and stately appearance there lies a dread too terrible to name. When Josephine, one of the house's most composed and dutiful daughters, suffers a strange encounter that leaves both body and spirit refashioned, the discipline of the home begins to give way to something darker and more ravenous. The children are forced to reckon with the possibility that the evil haunting them has long been fostered within the very walls meant to shelter them.
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☆ONC 2021 Honourable Mention and Shortlister☆ ☆One of Round Two Top Five Winners☆ ☆Multiple times featured☆ ☆☆☆ ☆This is a story about H. Ch. Andersen, about how he became a writer and why most of his stories are so sad and melancholic. Also, about why he never found real love... Yes, that's what I read about him (among other things)-- he kept falling in love with unatteinable women. My story portrays Hans Christian Andersen as a young, fourteen-years-old boy. It's set in Odense, Denmark, in the late summer of 1818-- soon after Hans' mother, a poor washerwoman, remarried (two years after his father's death) and shortly before he was sent to a school for poor children where he had to support himself. Where he became, to be able to afford his schooling, first a weaver's, then a tailor's apprentice, a singer, an actor and finally, once his excellent soprano voice changed, a writer. Hans and Louise, his (fictional) step-sister, seek refuge from a summer storm in an old shed. There, they meet Rosalind, a lost Flower Fairy. When they decide to help her find the Butterfly Fairy boy she loves and intends to marry, she takes them into a fantastical world of Terra Sonalis, her home. A land of dreams populated by fairies, goblins, elves, mermaids, talking animals... All those mysterious creatures that fuelled Andersen's imagination for the rest of his life. ☆☆☆

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