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If you have a taste for Edwardian peril try [[Edwardian Murder: Ightham & the Morpeth Train Robbery by Diane Janes]] or for period detail step aboard the fated, luxurious ocean liner in [[Titanic: An Edwardian Girl's Diary 1912 by Ellen Emerson White]]. For more clockwork invention travel to Paris and experience a boy's discovery of his father's legacy in the fantastically illustrated [[The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick]] or be chilled by clockwork monsters in the creepy [[Malice by Chris Wooding]]. If you would prefer a dramatic adventure involving clockwork toys jump into [[The Watcher in the Shadows by Carlos Ruiz Zafon]] or for a story about humans, machines, grief and a strange clockwork bird open [[The Chemistry of Tears by Peter Carey]]. Alternatively you can go for a taste of nostalgia and revisit [[Five on a Treasure Island - Famous Five by Enid Blyton]].