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Across the Wall: A Tale of the Abhorsen and Other Stories
Was R98.95Now R69.27(eB 693)
Delivery time: Usually within 5 working days. Country: United KingdomFormat: Softcover
Publisher: HarperCollins Children's BooksISBN: 9780007221462 Publication date: October 2007 Length: 197mm Width: 130mm Weight: 328g Edition: New title Pages: 352 Readership: Age: From 12
Across the Wall: A Tale of the Abhorsen and Other Stories
Author: Garth Nix
Was R98.95 Now R69.27
Must-have short story collection by Garth Nix, containing thirteen stories all introduced by the author himself. Must-have short story collection by Garth Nix, containing thirteen stories all introduced by the author himself. ACROSS THE WALL brings together an eclectic mix of Garth Nix's writing spanning several years. The opening story is the 2005 World Book Day novella and Old Kingdom story NICHOLAS SAYRE AND THE CREATURE IN THE CASE, winner of two prestigious Aurealis Awards. The rest of the collection includes two tales inspired by Arthurian legend, a war story, a western, a traditional tale with a twist and a hilarious choose-your-own-adventure spoof. The volume is introduced by the author himself and, even better, so is each story -- giving context, anecdotes and a generous dollop of Nix's own wry humour. Plus! A final bonus section of frequently asked questions for which Garth Nix supplies vital answers. Anyone familiar with Garth Nix's children's trilogy Sabriel, Lirael and Abhorsen will snatch up this anthology! there's a little bit of everything here. SFX From Garth Nix fans at www.garthnix.co.uk 'Amazing and brilliant, Nix always finds a new way to captivate the reader with each story.' 'This collection of stories is a great read, even if you haven't read any books in the Old Kingdom trilogy. Whether it be Nicholas Sayre and The Creature in The Case, or the short, tragic tale that is Endings, you'll be hanging onto every word and asking yourself why this book wasn't published earlier.' 'Awesome awesome book. My dad and I both were laughing our heads off at the Choose your own adventure and my personal favorite was the beautiful tale Endings. Can't wait to read more by Garth Nix.'
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