When young Tom is sent to live in a flat with his aunt and uncle, all he longs for is a garden to play in; when he finds it during midnight wanderings, it takes him a few nights to realize that the garden and his playmate Hattie are from the previous century.
Town gardens are small, as a rule, and the Longs’ garden was no exception to the rule; there was a vegetable plot and a grass plot and one flower-bed and a rough patch by the back fence.

Variants

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  1. Tom’s Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce (Oxford University Press, 1958).

Derived Works

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  1. Tom’s Midnight Garden, written and directed by Willard Carroll (15 May 1999).