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Utterly Dark and the Tides of Time
Philip Reeve
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Description for Utterly Dark and the Tides of Time
Paperback.
Utterly Dark promised the sea she would return. And when she does, she learns the ocean is hiding more secrets than she could have ever imagined. About herself, about her past, about the possibility of travelling through time . . . Another stunning novel from the unique imagination of master storyteller Philip Reeve, about nature, magic, friendship and found family.
Utterly Dark promised the sea she would return. And when she does, she learns the ocean is hiding more secrets than she could have ever imagined. About herself, about her past, about the possibility of travelling through time . . . Another stunning novel from the unique imagination of master storyteller Philip Reeve, about nature, magic, friendship and found family.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2023
Publisher
David Fickling Books
Condition
New
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781788452885
SKU
9781788452885
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99-1
About Philip Reeve
Philip Reeve grew up in Brighton. He has been writing stories since he was five years old, but the first one to be published was Mortal Engines which won the Nestle Smarties Book Prize and Blue Peter Book Award, and was made into a blockbuster film. Philip has also provided cartoons and jokes for many books, including Horrible Histories, and ... Read more
Reviews for Utterly Dark and the Tides of Time
Philip Reeve is an exceptional writer . . . A dark and deep adventure encompassing peril and self-discovery that will carry you away on its tide
The Times Best Children's Books of 2021, praise for Utterly Dark and the Face of the Deep
A superbly weird tale of wonder, peril, tragedy and the thin places between worlds
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The Times Best Children's Books of 2021, praise for Utterly Dark and the Face of the Deep
A superbly weird tale of wonder, peril, tragedy and the thin places between worlds
... Read more