Look and Read - Season 20
Season 20
Shadow Play
Episodes
A Light at the Window
When Ben and his family take refuge in an old mansion, he discovers that he can see into the Victorian world through his camcorder.
The Girl in Blue
Hester finds a new friend, who helps her to find out more about the mysterious happenings at the mansion.
A Flicker at the Fairground
Ben follows Hester and Katie to a local fair, and tries to talk to Hester about the girl in blue.
Phantoms and Photographs
Ben helps Hester escape from the Wherry after she discovers that the Trimbys stole her aunt and uncle's gold. He finds out more about the girl in blue.
A Secret Comes to Light
Nathan is in the clutches of the evil Bob Trimby. Uncle Augustus comes to the rescue, and after hearing what happened, sends Trimby off alone. Uncle Augustus explains what he's invented, and the mystery of the girl in blue is revealed.
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