Seven Sorcerers

Seven Sorcerers

3.87 (995 ratings by Goodreads)
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3.87 (995 ratings by Goodreads)

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"Nin had never liked Wednesdays, but this one took the cake. On this Wednesday she woke up to find that it was raining buckets and that her little brother had ceased to exist." Nin Redfern wakes up one Wednesday to discover that her little brother, Toby, has vanished and no one -- not her mother, not her grandparents -- can remember him. Only Nin can, and she's going to get him back. But when Bogeyman Skerridge (who always gets his child) comes for Nin too, she realizes that finding Toby is going to be a lot harder then she thought. Toby is trapped in the House of Strood, which is located in another land called The Drift, and Skerridge can't -- or won't -- help her find him. Left with no choice, Nin heads into The Drift with her new friend Jonas. The Drift is filled with the fabulous and the terrible, but a plague is slowly killing all the magical things. The Seven Sorcerers who ruled there might have been able to prevent it, but in the end, even they have succumbed. Can Nin find Toby before he falls victim to a terrible fate in the House of Strood and before the plague makes it impossible for them to get home? Can she and Jonas avoid the tombfolk, mud men, and various creatures who want to stop them? And what is the secret of the Seven Sorcerers?
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Product details

  • 12-17
  • Hardback | 352 pages
  • 147 x 211 x 33mm | 408g
  • New York, NY, United States
  • English
  • Illustrations, unspecified; Illustrations, unspecified
  • 1442420421
  • 9781442420427
  • 1,565,130

Review quote

"With her debut novel, published in England in 2009, King demonstrates the whimsy, melancholy, and matter-of-fact coping with horror that characterizes classic British children's literature...The telling is energetic and absorbing... and readers stateside ought to be eager for it.
-Publishers Weekly, March 2011
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3.87 out of 5 stars
- 995 ratings
5 34% (335)
4 33% (325)
3 24% (237)
2 7% (65)
1 3% (33)
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