The Mice of the Round Table 2: Voyage to Avalon

Przednia okładka
Bonnier Publishing Fiction, 5 paź 2017 - 272
'A winning new adventure featuring a stalwart warrior mouse, heroic knights and magical Camelot' KIRKUS

A mysterious curse sparks a dangerous quest in the second story in Julie Leung's epic adventure series set below the floorboards of Camelot.

Young mouse Calib Christopher has nearly completed his training to become a squire to the Knights of Camelot when news of a deadly plague reaches the castle. Soon all of Camelot is showing signs of the illness, animals and humans alike. Desperate to find a cure, Calib and his friend Cecily set off on a voyage to find the healing land of Avalon.

But even as their journey takes them over land and sea, back at home, Calib's human friend Galahad discovers that the true enemy may have already found a way inside the castle walls . . .

Magic. Legend. Epic adventure.

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Mice of the Round Table: Voyage to Avalon
Julie Leung
Ograniczony podgląd - 2017
Mice of the Round Table #2: Voyage to Avalon
Julie Leung
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Mice of the Round Table #2: Voyage to Avalon
Julie Leung
Podgląd niedostępny - 2018

Informacje o autorze (2017)

JULIE LEUNG was raised in the sleepy suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, though it may be more accurate to say she grew up in Oz and came of age in Middle-earth. By day, she is the social media and digital marketing manager for Quirk Books - tweeting up a storm and surfing the blog waves. She is also the mother of FictionToFashion.com, where she interprets her favourite books into outfits. In her free time, she enjoys furtively sniffing books at used bookstores and winning at obscure board games. Her favourite mode of transportation is the library. You can find Julie on Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads and via her website jleungbooks.com.

Informacje bibliograficzne

TytułThe Mice of the Round Table 2: Voyage to Avalon
Tom 2 z The Mice of the Round Table
AutorJulie Leung
WydawcaBonnier Publishing Fiction, 2017
ISBN1848126069, 9781848126060
Liczba stron272
  
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