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NEVERMOOR - WINNER OF THE WATERSTONES CHILDREN'S BOOK PRIZE 2018 YOUNGER FICTION CATEGORY
Return to the magical world of Nevermoor, where Morrigan Crow's adventures continue. The most anticipated sequel of the year - a treat for all fans of magic and 'wunder'. A stunningly designed package - with gold foil,…
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1 author picked Wundersmith as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
After falling in love with the inventive, fun magic in the Harry Potter series, I looked for another series with the same combination of loveable characters, suspense, and humor set in a unique magical world. And I found these elements in the Morrigan Crow series.
The reverse of Harry, Morrigan begins her journey as the “child who was born to die at age 13.” The first book, Nevermore, opens with an exciting tale of rescue, magic, and mystery. Wundersmith continues Morrigan’s journey with a new life full of wonderfully strange friends—including a loveable giant Magnificat character. Morrigan’s quest for…
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