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Because Denny had been born in a strange secret room, he receivedthe incredible gift of ‘Day Eight’, giving him an extra day in his life everyweek for ten weeks. Ten years later, the Day Eight story of Denny andAntoinette now continues in the prehistoric past and in the distant future,with other extra days including sport, history, comedy, hill walking, atelevision quiz, farming, music and even a meeting with a famous legendaryfigure. But Antoinette seems to know that something awful is going to happen,and she reveals that a mysterious threat can bring disaster. Denny tries to solvethe problem they must face if Day Eight is to survive. Every reader of thisbook can sing a special song called ‘Over the Bridge’, which has been speciallywritten by Brian Beresford. Search for it on YouTube (i2i Publishing channel),listen to it and sing along as the words appear on the screen. Brian Beresfordis a writer, composer and songwriter. He visits many schools, and children lovehis story-telling approach. He hopes that readers aged 8 to 12 and beyond willlove this sequel to the popular ‘Day Eight’.
Because Denny had been born in a strange secret room, he receivedthe incredible gift of ‘Day Eight’, giving him an extra day in his life everyweek for ten weeks. Ten years later, the Day Eight story of Denny andAntoinette now continues in the prehistoric past and in the distant future,with other extra days including sport, history, comedy, hill walking, atelevision quiz, farming, music and even a meeting with a famous legendaryfigure. But Antoinette seems to know that something awful is going to happen,and she reveals that a mysterious threat can bring disaster. Denny tries to solvethe problem they must face if Day Eight is to survive. Every reader of thisbook can sing a special song called ‘Over the Bridge’, which has been speciallywritten by Brian Beresford. Search for it on YouTube (i2i Publishing channel),listen to it and sing along as the words appear on the screen. Brian Beresfordis a writer, composer and songwriter. He visits many schools, and children lovehis story-telling approach. He hopes that readers aged 8 to 12 and beyond willlove this sequel to the popular ‘Day Eight’.