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The Wind on the Moon
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Eric Linklater

The Wind on the Moon, written by Eric Linklater and published as part of The New York Review Children's Collection, is a celebrated Carnegie Medal-winning fantasy novel. The story centers on two energetic and naughty sisters, Dinah and Dorinda, who fail to heed a magical warning about bad behavior when the wind blows on the moon. Consequentially, they swallow a magical potion that turns them in…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
9781590171004
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369 hlm. : ilus. ; 15 x 22 cm
Series Title
The New York Review Children's Collection
Call Number
823 LIN t
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Song Of The Risen God
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R.A. Salvatore

Song of the Risen God is the epic conclusion to the Coven trilogy by legendary fantasy author R.A. Salvatore. Set in the magic-rich and dangerous world of Corona, the story centers on the struggles of Aoleyn, a young witch possessing extraordinary powers who must face a heavy destiny. Following the major events of the previous books, the threat of a dark entity known as the "Risen God" begins t…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-7653-9533-7
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416 hlm.: 16 x 24 cm
Series Title
Novel
Call Number
823 SAL s
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Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix
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J.K. Rowling

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix follows Harry through his challenging fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Lord Voldemort has secretly returned, but the Ministry of Magic, led by Cornelius Fudge, actively denies this fact and wages a smear campaign against Harry and Albus Dumbledore. In the face of an obstructive and cruel new Defense Against the Dark Arts profess…

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1
ISBN/ISSN
0-7475-5100-6
Collation
766 hlm. : 12 x 20 cm
Series Title
Novel
Call Number
823 ROW h
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The Famished Road
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Ben Okri

The novel is set in a impoverished, post-colonial slum in Nigeria. The story is narrated through the eyes of Azaro, a young boy who is an Abiku—a spirit-child in Yoruba mythology destined to repeatedly die and be reborn, thereby tormenting his parents. Azaro chooses to remain in the world of the living, enduring harsh suffering alongside his mother (Maa) and father (Dad). Azaro possesses the …

Edition
1
ISBN/ISSN
978-0-0999-2930-9
Collation
574 hlm. : 13 x 19 cm
Series Title
Novel
Call Number
823 OKR t