“The Mystery of the Cupboard” by Lynne Reid Banks

Where did the magic cupboard come from? Omri is finally about to find out.

Omri’s family has moved to the English countryside, into a centuries-old thatched farmhouse his mother inherited from a distant cousin. When workmen tear off the old thatch, Omri discovers a hidden notebook written by his great-great-aunt Jessica Charlotte, the “wicked” black sheep of the family. She was a music-hall singer with a mysterious gift, and the little cupboard that brings plastic toys to life once belonged to her! Then Omri finds a box of her old figures. Could he use the cupboard to change the past, and what might that mean for his own future?

This is Book 4 of the beloved “Indian in the Cupboard” series, with drawings by Tom Newsom. It’s perfect for readers ages 9 to 12 who have already met Omri and Little Bear.

This Avon Camelot paperback is in good condition, and it’s ready for you at Dead Tree Dreams.