The Architecture of Fear Spring26 in their own time and

in their own time and way

Can you find them all

The Magic Faraway Tree by Enid Blyton was Jacqueline Wilson's own favourite book as a young child

After spells atLeicester City and Sheffield Wednesday

The Architecture of Fear Spring26 in their own time and'Brilliant, inventive and marvellously written' ALBERTO MANGUEL A world without walls, without curtains, is not believable. Because there is no world without fears. Walls, curtains, are the architecture of fear. And the fear is us. At the heart of a forest there is a city surrounded by walls. Inside, the people are haunted by the memory of The Great Disaster that eliminated two thirds of their population. A dictatorial regime insists that order and