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The song of seven / Tonke Dragt ; translated from the Dutch by Laura Watkinson.

Van Pelt - Notable Juvenile Books PZ7.D78243 Zev 2025
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Dragt, Tonke, author.
Contributor:
Watkinson, Laura, translator.
Series:
Pushkin's children's classics
Standardized Title:
Zevensprong. English
Language:
Dutch
English
Subjects (All):
Magicians--Juvenile fiction.
Magicians.
Genre:
Children's stories.
Juvenile works
Novels
Translations
Action and adventure fiction.
Fantasy fiction.
Physical Description:
350 pages : illustrations (black & white) ; 20 cm
Other Title:
Song of 7
Place of Publication:
London : Pushkin Children's Books, 2025.
Language Note:
Translated from the Dutch.
Summary:
"Deep into the woods, a young boy is kept prisoner by his uncle. He sees no other children, and has no friends. But he does hold the key to a secret. Meanwhile, in a nearby village, schoolteacher Frans invents stories of perilous deeds, shipwrecks, and haunted castles to entertain his pupils. Then one stormy evening, he is summoned to a clandestine meeting, and sent on a real-life quest--to free the boy in the woods. His adventure will involve hidden treasure, magicians and a prophecy. He will learn the secret of the Seven Ways. He will find seven allies. And he will make a fearsome enemy. But will he accomplish his mission?"-- Back cover.
Notes:
"The Song of Seven was first published as De Zevensprong by Uitgeverij Leopold in the Netherlands, 1967"--Title page verso.
ISBN:
9781782695042
1782695044
OCLC:
1478324564
Publisher Number:
90103155629
CIPO000283020

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