It began with Bara's Death Day-does anyone know the title or author of this book?

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It began with Bara's Death Day-does anyone know the title or author of this book?

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1jazzycat
Jul 11, 2008, 1:09 pm

It is Australian.The book's main character is called Bara, and she's in her early teens. She feels different from her peers, and I think she is teased. one day she has a thought in her head that it is her "death Day". Later She has a follows a young boy and ends up in a kind of parallel world, after he tricks her into drinking "Lethe" water. At first she thinks she is in danger but eventually ends up travelling in this place with the boy and his sister. It turns out they can fly.

latter in the book they rescue I think the grandfather from a "Grey City". there is a kind of dream sequence with a jester type character.

I know there was a sequel, and think the title has the word Twighlight in it, but this is all know.

Does anyone out there recognise this?

2PetaW
Abr 4, 2012, 10:26 pm

Hi! I was looking on the internet trying to find this EXACT book! I was starting to think I had imagined reading it! Did you ever find out the title and/or author. I would have read it about 25 years ago (god that makes me feel old! Lol!) so it's been a while, but surely other people have read it too! :)

3extrajoker
Abr 4, 2012, 10:44 pm

If you don't have any luck here, repost your question in this group:

http://www.librarything.com/groups/namethatbook

Good luck!

4PetaW
Abr 5, 2012, 5:28 am

Thanks! Will do.

5skullduggery
Abr 5, 2012, 8:12 pm

I posted the answer in name that book, but am adding here as well in case the OP ever comes looking: The Land Behind The World by Anne Spencer Parry.

6PetaW
Abr 6, 2012, 2:17 am

Thank you so much! This is fantastic! :)

7SimonW11
Abr 6, 2012, 2:28 am

i added a comment to jazzycats profile they are hard to overlook.