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Journey to the River Sea

by Eva Ibbotson

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When their parents go to America for the summer, Madlyn and Rollo are sent to their great-aunt Emily and great-uncle George at Clawstone Castle, home of the legendary and mysterious Wild White Cattle of Clawstone Park. But times are hard at Clawstone, as the fancier castle down the road attracts all the tourist traffic. Determined to save the castle and the herd, Madlyn and Rollo audition a cast of ghosts to add some thrills to the Clawstone tours, and soon visitors are pouring through the gates. But just when things are looking up, the ghosts and children find themselves facing a great mystery, and some very sinister enemies. Will Madlyn, Rollo, and their ghostly friends find a way to save the day?

Synopsis:

For excitement-hungry orphan Ivo, a mission to save Princess Mirella from the dreaded Ogre of Oglefort is a dream come true. Together with a hag, a wizard, and a troll, Ivo sets out, ready for adventure. But when they get to the ogre's castle, the rescuers are in for a surprise: the princess doesn't need saving, but the depressed ogre does! It's a warmhearted, hilarious romp in the tradition of Roald Dahl, with enough creepy magic, ghosts, and laughs to make even the saddest ogre smile.

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Now in paperback--Ibbotson's hair-raising novel introduces orphaned Maia, sent from England to Brazil in the early 1900s to live with unfamiliar cousins on a rubber plantation. Illustrations.

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Product Details

ISBN:

9780142501849

ill.:

Hawkes, Kevin,

Publisher:

Puffin Books

Illustrator:

Hawkes, Kevin

Author:

Ibbotson, Eva

Author:

Hawkes, Kevin

Location:

New York

Subject:

General

Subject:

Family - Orphans & Foster Homes

Subject:

Children's 9-12 - Fiction - Historical

Subject:

Orphans

Subject:

Governesses

Subject:

Brazil

Subject:

Historical - Exploration & Discoveries

Subject:

Amazon River Region

Subject:

Action & Adventure

Subject:

Children s-Historical Fiction-Exploration and Discovery

Subject:

Humorous Stories

Subject:

Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic

Copyright:

2003

Edition Description:

Hardback

Series Volume:

108-89

Publication Date:

20031031

Binding:

TRADE PAPER

Grade Level:

from 3

Language:

English

Illustrations:

, Yes

Pages:

256

Dimensions:

7.86x5.06x.81 in. .52 lbs.

Age Level:

08-UP

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Product details 256 pages Puffin Books - 2013-03-31 English 9780142501849 Reviews:

"Synopsis" by Penguin,

For excitement-hungry orphan Ivo, a mission to save Princess Mirella from the dreaded Ogre of Oglefort is a dream come true. Together with a hag, a wizard, and a troll, Ivo sets out, ready for adventure. But when they get to the ogre's castle, the rescuers are in for a surprise: the princess doesn't need saving, but the depressed ogre does! It's a warmhearted, hilarious romp in the tradition of Roald Dahl, with enough creepy magic, ghosts, and laughs to make even the saddest ogre smile.

"Synopsis" by Libri, Now in paperback--Ibbotson's hair-raising novel introduces orphaned Maia, sent from England to Brazil in the early 1900s to live with unfamiliar cousins on a rubber plantation. Illustrations.