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Ghostlord (Wildlord Book #2)
Philip Womack
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Description for Ghostlord (Wildlord Book #2)
paperback.
Sunday Times Children's Book of the Week, 21st of May 2023
Books for Keeps Book of the Year 2023
Featured in The Times Literary Supplement's Best Children's Books of 2023
Featured in The Telegraph Best Children's Books of the Year 2023
A child's desperate voice is calling to Meg Lewis from the garden of her new house.
As her investigation leads to a knot of deceit, betrayal and cruelty, Meg discovers magical powers of her own.
Mysteries abound: why is a shape-shifting vixen following her? And what secrets lie hidden ... Read more
Meg finds herself embroiled in a centuries-old battle that threatens the very balance of the world itself.
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Format
Paperback
Publication date
2023
Publisher
Little Island Books
Condition
New
Number of Pages
264
Place of Publication
Dublin, Ireland
ISBN
9781915071262
SKU
9781915071262
Shipping Time
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About Philip Womack
Philip Womack is a British author and journalist. His writing has appeared in The Daily Telegraph, The Times, The Literary Review and The TLS. His books for children and teens include Wildlord (Little Island, 2021), fantasy trilogy The Darkening Path and The Arrow of Apollo. The nonfiction How to Teach Classics to Your Dog was published in 2020.
Reviews for Ghostlord (Wildlord Book #2)
'Evocative, eerie and engrossing. Bravo!'
Eve McDonnell, author of The Chestnut Roaster
"Like the great classic fantasy novels by Alan Garner and Susan Cooper. This hopeful story weaves together realism and the supernatural in a way that makes the ordinary arresting and touching."
Sunday Times
"A beautifully-written white-knuckle ride."
The Telegraph
"Gripping and richly ... Read more
Eve McDonnell, author of The Chestnut Roaster
"Like the great classic fantasy novels by Alan Garner and Susan Cooper. This hopeful story weaves together realism and the supernatural in a way that makes the ordinary arresting and touching."
Sunday Times
"A beautifully-written white-knuckle ride."
The Telegraph
"Gripping and richly ... Read more