locket

In the depths of Number 12, Grimmauld Place, a peculiar artifact rested, forgotten, and unseen. It was an antique locket, not Slytherin's tainted creation, but a different one, carrying a much more intimate story for the Order of the Phoenix.

In the ever-mystifying world of Neil Gaiman's 'Coraline,' our young, curious protagonist finds herself once again on the precipice of a new adventure. This time, it was not a secret door but a mysterious green locket she found in the depths of her eccentric father's study that piqued her interest.

Once upon a time, deep in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, a young boy named M.C. Higgins braved the trials of everyday life. He lived on Sarah's mountain, the same mountain his father had wooed his mother at the top. M.C. was befriended by a peculiar and mysterious girl, Lurhetta Outlaw, who beachcombed along the Ohio River's bank, collecting trinkets and treasures washed ashore. M.C. found her fascinating. She was different, filled with stories and songs from a place far off.